[MoparNorm]

Not everyday a brand new dealership gets built or one that is not a replacement of an existing dealership. Weather has delayed this one from opening (about 2 months delay) and I am looking forward to it opening. This new dealership means no more 20+ mile trips for service as its only 2 miles from my front door.

In Omaha?

Omaha turned out o be one of the pleasant surprises of my cross country trip last year, I could eat at the Upstream Brewery, every night!

 

[MoparNorm]

Good to see a nice facility go up in a more seculded place. :thumbsup:

In keeping with out latest theme of harmony, it should be noted, the "secluded place" is in the largest metropolitan area of Nebraska, Greater Omaha. Omaha is a modern and fast growing city.
Omaha is larger than Cleveland, Miami, Minneapolis and St. Louis.
It might surprise our eastern friends to learn that of the 10 largest US Cities, 7 are West of the Mississippi River. The fasted growing cities are all in the West, the fastest declining cities are all in the East. Of the 3 fastest growing Eastern Cities, one, Atlanta, is in the Southeast, and one Indianapolis, is in the Midwest, so most of the nations growth, is in non-traditional regions.
The times, they are a changin...

 

[MoparNorm]

Indiana-no-place is growing?! That's quite a shock. I'd rather live in Fort Wayne for the record...

Didn't say that.
Of the three fastest growing eastern cities, one is Indianapolis, which I noted. Pretty sure Indy is still in Indiana.
Note growth rates are relative. Your city may be growing at 8% , but still be 20th on the list because cities like Houston and Phoenix are growing at 25%.*


* percentages used for example, not the actual percentages.
It should be noted that city size has no bearing on the quality of life there, however declining population is a good indicator that folks are voting with their feet.