I personally don't think you'll see the development spread without "plugging the hole in the bathtub." You'll see the obvious development in places where it has been deliberate, like along the light rail corridor. But you won't see a natural progression of rebounding neighborhoods like you do in places on the coasts for exactly the reason they say in the article: little is being done to address the decentralization of jobs and commerce in the region from a policy level.
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