The real estate market is definitely starting to come back since its big fall. So much good is coming from it. I think it has hit its bottom and coming back strong. The future looks so bright.

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My wife and I moved to the West Highlands/Sloan's Lake area nearly 8 years ago for all the reasons very well laid out in this article. We are sad to say that we are now selling our very precious home. The schools are the number one thing driving us out to the burbs. A close second are all of the politically charged, anti-progressive, anti-change residents who live here. There aren't very many of them, but they are certainly very vocal and threatening. I laugh every time I see the billboard on Federal and 19th showing Mr. Rogers saying, "Won't you be my neighbor?" A sense of community is nonexistent here because of these “terrorists.” Some of the residents here are more interested in fighting change than in being good neighbors. They threaten/assault councilmembers and volunteer City Board members, sue their neighbors for disagreements that grounded/educated people would solve over a simple cup of coffee, attract renters in slummy houses without considering whether drug dealers and violent child predators might not fit in well with homes next door and across the street that are filled with families and children. We gave it our best shot. Invested a small fortune in our home making it a gem on the street, donated a tremendous amount of time and money to nonprofits in the area, we even paid out of our own pocket to paint the slum house next door in an effort to improve the image of the area. But until the slumlords and backwards thinking anti-progressives move out, this neighborhood has an uphill battle that we are simply no longer willing to fight. Good luck to those interested in fighting a battle by living in the West Highlands. We will miss it, but not too much.