In the 1970s and early 1980s few would have guessed that abandoned Harlem brownstone buildings would be selling for $3 million dollars each in the near future. Things change. This article sketches out a compelling case study of a disagreement within a residential community. The debate focuses on what types of new local stores are welcomed. As income inequality in the neighborhood has increased, the "yuppies" do not want certain types of retail appearing nearby.
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Gentrification in Harlem and the Battle Over a New Liquor Store
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