Summary
Princeton is blowing up as the fastest-growing town in the country, but somehow they're actually keeping rent and home prices from going totally off the rails. Now, the city has to figure out how to scale up roads and services to keep up with all the new neighbors without ruining the vibe.
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Impact analysis
You're looking at a massive spike in tax revenue that could fund better schools and parks, provided the city doesn't blow the budget on infrastructure catch-up.
New residents and young families get a shot at living in a booming area without being priced out of the market.
Long-time locals might feel the squeeze as traffic gets worse and the town loses its quiet, small-town feel.
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