The Elite Are Moving Out! Where Are They Going, And Why Are They Leaving?
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Too expensive to live there and the weather is bad year round. While living there, you only save up to move to a warm place like Florida or Arizona. You want to live in a place that you can go out to enjoy the outdoors; but Chicago doesn't has. You must enjoy the scenery because you are use to it. But if you move to Atlanta Ga or Troy Al or anywhere in the south, believe me that you will never back to Chicago.
If a company moves to a "more expensive location, you just move the team that runs the business, but not the team that administers . . . because what you want is to not increase the overall cost," Couto says.
If a company moves to a "more expensive location, you just move the team that runs the business, but not the team that administers . . . because what you want is to not increase the overall cost," Couto says.
Crain's Chicago Business - The incredible shrinking headquarters
If a company moves to a "more expensive location, you just move the team that runs the business, but not the team that administers . . . because what you want is to not increase the overall cost," Couto says.
If a company moves to a "more expensive location, you just move the team that runs the business, but not the team that administers . . . because what you want is to not increase the overall cost," Couto says.
Crain's Chicago Business - The incredible shrinking headquarters