Fastest-Growing Cities and Affordable Housing Draws Middle Class to Inland Cities: Maybe the middle class hasn't 
disappeared; maybe it's just gone somewhere else. Some of the nation's fastest-growing cities are those where housing costs are lower than the national average, a reversal from the start of the millennium, when looser credit allowed cities to grow without regard to housing costs, The New York Times reports. Prices rose mostly rapidly in the West at 14.0% over the 4-quarter period ending in the first quarter of 2014, read more.
disappeared; maybe it's just gone somewhere else. Some of the nation's fastest-growing cities are those where housing costs are lower than the national average, a reversal from the start of the millennium, when looser credit allowed cities to grow without regard to housing costs, The New York Times reports. Prices rose mostly rapidly in the West at 14.0% over the 4-quarter period ending in the first quarter of 2014, read more.
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