[ad_1] D.C.’s Black population holds steady as new immigration, gentrification and economic growth reshape the city into one of the nation’s most diverse. Throughout…
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[ad_1] For more than three decades, the Trumbullplex collective has offered Detroit a rare kind of community space with concerts and events on a…
[ad_1] Pines stands in front of the spot where a mural for Brea, aka “Sovereign Status,” was recently visible, before it was painted over.…
[ad_1] A Koreatown property owner has pushed through plans to build a seven-story hotel and apartment complex, despite some local pushback. The Los Angeles…
[ad_1] Gone are the days when homes in Detroit were absurdly cheap. Now, even reasonably priced houses are hard to come by. Metro Detroit…
[ad_1] Less than a decade ago, quaint single-family homes sat on the Northside block of 26th Avenue and Alcott Street in Denver’s working-class Jefferson…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Steve Neavling Downtown Detroit is buzzing with new businesses, lofts, and entertainment, but the city’s neighborhoods continue to struggle. You…
[ad_1] Change has always come hard and fast to Little Tokyo. As one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, it has shape-shifted over…
[ad_1] 1700 N. Julian St. in West Colfax. Jan. 30, 2024. Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite Over the past half-decade, District 3 Councilmember Jamie Torres has…
[ad_1] Living in Inglewood these days is living in tension about change. Like many other places in and around L.A., its core is being…
[ad_1] Consistently talked about as the weirdest, most unclassifiable thing that has ever aired on television (obviously, those who say that have never seen…
[ad_1] A shift in demographics. Affordable apartments transformed into luxury condos. A coffee shop called something like “Brew Slut.” The signs of gentrification take…
