Gentrification

For Better or For Worse, Hell’s Kitchen is No Gramercy Park

What was once considered to be the ‘rough side of town,’ Hell’s Kitchen in Midtown West may have cleaned up significantly since then but the residents are still unhappy. Many of the neighborhood’s changes, (whether they are for better or for worse, depending on who you ask) could be attributed to the area’s long-standing commitment to both commercial and residential developments.

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Sale of Harlem Lot by Mormon Church Generates Controversy

Harlem has witnessed a wave of new construction of luxury condos and rentals over the past decade, one which has enhanced the neighborhood and threatened its identity at the same time. In this climate, every announcement of new development has taken on increased importance, as exemplified by the recent sale of an abandoned building and adjacent garden by the Mormon Church.

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