Is Weehawken, WNY, and rest of JC starting to gentrify (Union City: 2014, apartment)
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I don't consider having a few developments is consider gentrifying. Even places like Edgewater where there is substantial developments still have lots of poorer communities surrounding the expensive ones. How else are they going to get cheap labor if gentrification took over.
I don't consider having a few developments is consider gentrifying. Even places like Edgewater where there is substantial developments still have lots of poorer communities surrounding the expensive ones. How else are they going to get cheap labor if gentrification took over.
What are the poor communities surrounding Edgewater?
What are the poor communities surrounding Edgewater?
Back roads up on the hill, lots of Hispanics lived spilled over from Union City. Edgewater used to be a swamp near the river full of weed and grass. Funny how in 20 years they made it desirable. Near the burned down Avalon apts there are still some old homes serve as history of how the area used to be. How the dollar stores suddenly became Trader Joes.
There's a few new apartment buildings in West New York, but the people I know who live there say the rest of the town is not so hot.
Weehawken's been gentrified for a long time now.
Union City and North Bergen are still pretty dumpy, unless I've missed some new developments (also I'm never sure where all the little towns start and end in that area)
Yep hispanics came in and made the prices of building and land drop to basically nothing. Investors and developers came in and bought up all the good land redeveloped it and are now renting them back to white people at high rates.
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