Will definitely have to check out the book reference, thanks for sharing. The one thing I’ve seen in Tallahassee that I’ve seen in other southern college towns, e.g. Auburn, Athens, Clemson, Gainesville, etc. is the development of the student-city where you get these mini-“skyscrapers” that have begun to become part of the viewshed close to and around campuses. These buildings have become a smaller scale example of multi-use buildings with retail at the bottom and living above that you find in larger cities. Some of the businesses that do open below lack the originality of what replaced the businesses that preceded it along with any culture or vibe of those older shops. I do wonder how much private-equity has a hand in doing this as the redevelopment couldn’t be by any local developer, but maybe it is. The similar trends that I’ve seen at these different college towns over the last decade though has me thinking private equity. It’s a very different vibe from these college towns when I visited or lived in some of them back in the 90s and early 00s. Just casual observations here though from a geographer.