They may be the generation everyone loves to hate, but an influx of millennials into Wilmington’s central business district (aka downtown) is spurring growth and development that the city hasn’t seen before.
That’s according to the latest annual Wilmington Skyline Review, from global real estate group Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL).
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