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[QUOTE="Adios, post: 2691473, member: 590"]
If Bridgeport is of interest to anyone, find the best unit you can while they are cheap.  I can't see how this place won't be very well redeveloped.  There's way too much history and culture here.  And way too many projects going on right now.  This city should be very heavily redeveloped by 2019/2020.  Posting this link to give an idea of what Bridgeport is becoming.  New amphitheater should also end up attracting big names.  RIP Bluefish.

[URL='https://westfaironline.com/101539/jim-breuer-to-headline-bridgeport-comedy-clubs-opening/']Jim Breuer to headline Bridgeport comedy club's opening[/URL]

They are also in the process of cleaning up and slowly beginning to redevelop the East Side.  East Main St area can easily be something like a mini-Greenpoint (Brooklyn).

[URL='https://www.ctpost.com/business/article/Ganim-touts-major-developments-across-city-12806084.php']Ganim touts major developments across city[/URL]

"According to Ganim, more than $2.5 billion worth of proposed projects are either under construction or ready to break ground this year."
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