If this were the first city council meeting someone attended in Fayetteville, the construction proposal for The Hub would likely seem like a good prospect: seven stories of sleek new housing, in a city with desperate need for more of it, with 37 of its 312 apartments reserved as income-controlled ​“workforce units.” As the council members and a standing-room-only crowd listened on August 5, the representative from Chicago- based housing developer Core Spaces presented a plan that seemed almost ideal for the Northwest Arkansas college town.

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