Can Community Character Survive Gentrification?
13 May 2002 - 11:00am
Will this Houston neighborhood be able to retain it's flavor as land prices increase due to its proximity to downtown?
"Civic leaders here, recognizing that the pricey new townhomes are driving up land values and threatening to push out lower-income residents, are working hard to welcome the newcomers into the East Montrose culture. Their efforts may serve as a test of whether a unique neighborhood, confronted with market forces that alter its physical and economic landscape, can achieve stability without sacrificing its offbeat sensibilities."
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East Montrose retains flavor after gentrificatio
Source:
The Houston Chronicle, May 12, 2002
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