Gentrification is taking over ATLANTA!! Is that a good thing? I think it is
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- Gentrification is taking over ATLANTA!! Is that a good thing? I think it is. Folks fighting the ills of gentrification on Atlanta’s Westside can wipe sweat from their collective brow after Monday’s city council meeting.
But they feel there’s still work to be done.
Proposed by Brock Built Homes, a substantial 17-acre mixed-use project in English Avenue-on the corner of Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway and Northside Drive-just earned council approval to move forward, according to Saporta Report.
The project, dubbed “Echo Street Communities,” was met with fierce backlash months ago, when residents realized Brock Built was aiming to develop its project twice as dense as is recommended by the Westside Land Use Framework Plan, a community-crafted blueprint for the area’s future development.
The newly approved plan, however, trims some of the original fat, as well as meets-and, developers hope, will later exceed-the city’s affordable housing requirements.
I'm from the Los Angeles area. I knew what was coming for Atlanta. We went through gentrification over 30 years ago. The market determines who lives where. Not emotions. Suburbs were en vogue years ago due to white flight. Blacks followed white people there. Now, cities are en vogue. But, they got slick. This time the prices are so high, they don't have to worry about too many of us following them back. Lol! Once again, Walter is a visionary. You called this already.
I live in LA as well and its so true! Appreciate this comment!!!
I like what you said “No emotions “
J Smooth also Tennessee we booming ryte nw condos everywhere homes on drug streets now with white people walking jogging i guess its the way of the world now i suppose
@@daniellereid7576 real talk. I've been through Nashville and Memphis. I was like, whoa. They're building in the hood. You are 💯% correct.
I live right here Downtown Los Angeles!, and the 90014 is gentrification heaven! They don't call Spring Street, "Sprung St" anymore!LOL!
The sad thing is, you have so many wealthy Blacks in Atlanta. Unfortunately, wealthy Blacks refuse to move back into these areas.
I wouldn’t say it’s unfortunate. Why live there when you can get more for your money 2 miles down.
Then stop complaining about gentrification then.
CZcams Police Robberies can happen anywhere not just in the urban areas
I live in an area where gentrification was slowly happening But Black people got hip and started improving their homes, cleaning their yards and taking care of the neighborhood....I bought the vacant lot next to my house and there is an abandoned house next door to me. Yard is kept immaculate but house is for sale...not worth buying though. I'm waiting for them to tear it down so I can buy that lot too. It will be my garden area. I like it when we take care of our OWN communities.
CantHide FromSelf What city is this?
Tracy Walker Upstate NY
CantHide FromSelf why dont u fix them up n rent them out like rooming houses
Danielle Reid that's a good idea but I alr already have my hands full with the house I own. Alot of brothers and sisters are doing that though...
Yep
This situation is happening in all of the major cities.
It is worldwide
“Turn on the music for the crackheads, why not, they’re dancing anyway” 😂😂😂You always make my day Walter!
I am literally SCREAMING while at work when you said they’re going to change the name of the Bluff to “Bluff at West Midtown, West Midtown Bluffet”!!! I remember riding a couple of streets over from Northside Dr. with a group of people and seeing a crackhead carrying a rolled up rug with a gun while walking down the street....I said I would never step foot in the Bluff again but with gentrification going on, ya never know lol. Love the video Walter!!
YES...LOL
I am in a neighborhood near you, and yes, the area RAPIDLY changing. Never would have imagined that an AMC theater would go up in this area. Wow! Trying to hang in there as these doggone property taxes are skyrocketing. Have to budget for it real close. Sigh.
Unfortunately they are attempting to drive out all but those that can afford these places. And the people that can typically afford these places are WHITE. Hang in there. Your property taxes are going to continue to trend upwards.
Sell if you can.
Did you apply for Homestead Exemption? You need to!
You are right some are forced out Walter. They fool the elderly homeowners here in Miami with the Reverse Mortgage scam.
Gayle Williams Sad 😞
Well said Walter,This is happening across the nation there will be no more black neighborhoods if this continues. Black people we need to get it together every group is making progress but us, We need to build get a code of conduct among each other and have a strong economic base for the future.
we can't even get along smh
were doomed as a ppl
Honey........
Those houses in that pic look like they cost $20,000 or less to build..That is ridiculous. Atlanta is not the only demographic that is doing this..It is these private and or independent contractors building those tiny subdivisions or one road streets full of homes like that (I call them detached ground level apartments) and selling the homes off for ridiculous prices like that. See the bigger contractors who have the Public, Whole Foods, Kroger, Walmart, Target etc grocery store contracts are the ones who have relationships with those smaller independent contractors who are building those homes . The big contractors call it land planning ( not gentrification).. They simply have these grocery stores to build and in certain amount of time and they need places to put these grocery stores and other retail stores in which they have contracts for. Therefore they pick out an area of a town or city to build up , put a grocery store there first and then build out from there with new homes, gas stations, retail like movie theaters, Starbucks, new fast foods restaurants, clothing stores, gyms, etc and in the more affluent areas brand new schools of every level of education for the individuals with the higher income to purchase those $200,000 to $300,000 homes and up. It is all basically coming from one entity of the construction world but that entity has connections to all of the other people and homebuilders who are building everything around these in addition to working with elected officials and town halls of those communities.
T Mac Ain’t that something....
Tracy Walker Yeah it is but once you look at the fact that those big contractors need to build something and anything, anywhere in order to pay their own bills and their employees, the gentrification aspect of the matter isn't relevant.. It is all about a company and or group of companies sustaining work, making money and improving communities while they work.
They honestly don't look at race or ethnicity either of these areas.. Those guys basically are locked up a corporate office building all day ( their field crews are the ones who go outside and actually look at these areas to work it after that fact, not the decision makers really) and look at maps and statistics and land value while they plan these projects. And if they can buy a cheap piece a land and build on it without going over budget for their construction projects, then that is always good for them ,especially after an economic recession.. It all makes sense one you look at the bigger picture...And it is all about money for all parties and not race.
Don't be surprised when AMAZON make their announcement of their new Headquarters with salaries averaging 100K housing is really gonna take off in the city. Keep doing what you do Big Man!!
It's happening every where Walter. Including right down here in Mobile Alabama. I'm sorry to say,black people brought this on themselves.
Sad but true.
Thomas McCullough Also on NC area where we may get both Apple and Amazon HQ2. The area around Shaw and Durham especially is turning overnight.
How
I think gentrification is positive! I’m tired of the myth that says Black people cant compete, buy, or maintain property in gentrified areas. Here in Washington, DC, there are lots of Black folks who’ve quietly made millions by cashing in on their gentrified property.
John Pro True
John Pro that is very true
Not a lot of blacks own property.
geddo tech I wonder how many blacks own the latest cell phone or car ???
Do they cost as much as a house? Do you have to qualify for a mortgage to get them?
I’m glad they’re doing it because we never take care of our neighborhoods
Most blacks never owned the neighborhood.
And that's the problem. Even when it's a hellhole and dirt cheap, blacks STILL won't buy. We'll complain when the costs are high and say we can't afford it, but we'll also choose not to buy when it's dirt cheap.
A poor person can somehow afford to pay $500/mo in rent ($6,000 a year) for YEARS, but can't buy a property for much less than that ($15,000) and fix it up and OWN it.
InspiredByEbonyLove It’s just a hypothetical number. The reality is that people could take out a loan on a house in the hood and pay so much less.
I’m originally from the same city that Walter is originally from (Gary, IN). Property for sale is dirt cheap there.
Y’all talking crazy….speak for yourselves.
I’m having a house built from the ground up. Not far from the beach in Florida in a excellent neighborhood. It’s 400,000 and 2000 sq foot. There restaurants, stores that l can walk to and a water park 2 miles away from me. I was born and raised in San Diego, Ca and lived in LA, Ca too. l couldn’t afford this house so close to the beach in California. This house would cost me in the millions. There is know way l would even pay 300,000 for this small home.
No Sir!!!😎
Sounds so nice!! 😊
Good for you!
Appreciate you having these economic discussion brotha...this is becoming the norm for American cities
Same thing is going on here in Nashville. Better have that coin together to stay in the city now. I just bought a nice townhouse for a great price
Omg Nashville is the worst when it comes to gentrification
Gentrification?? Really?? EXCELLENT. If they can do something about the traffic, I might seriously consider moving there.
$299,000 for those tiny homes? Why? Where in Atlanta? I would like to see the neighborhood! Okay got the address. He mentioned it at the end of the video. I'm going to check it out.
15:21 "I don't have a problem with a crackhead dancing on my front porch, just give him some music to dance too." LMAO!!!!
I was in the bluff with a client 2 weeks ago. Got cursed out by a tenant who was moving out and owner allowed showings on the home.... Aside from that, 3 huge projects, one by the Bankhead train station that are gonna totally transform the area. It's one of my fav parts of the city! The views of Atlanta are the best on that side too
LET THEM TAKE ATLANTA OR ANY OTHER LARGE CITY. OUR PEOPLE NEED TO GET OUT OF THE CITIES AND BACK TO THE LAND YO PLANT , TILL , WATER AND HARVEST. WE NEED TO KEEP HUMBLE FOR THE MOST HIGH TO WORK HIS POWER THRU US. THIS IS A WICKED, WICKED WORLD FAMILY. COME OUT FROM IT AND SET YOURSELVES APART FROM HER.. REPENT AND RETURN UNTO THE MOST HIGH , HUMBLED AND READY FOR DELIVERANCE. PRAISE YAH OUR ELOHIM.!
Rejuvenating any city in USA is a good thing.
Savonn DeLivrus Agree
I think gentrification is good. Theres always room for growth and new development. That cycle is running here too where I live. And I do feel bad for the elderly ppl who have lived in their homes all their lives and their home is paid for and now here you have new development coming in making offers to buy your home and you may decline for a while bout the increasing property taxes will drive them out eventually. The best thing to do is to pat attention , prepare and adjust when necessary whether you stay or leave.
WALTER ALWAYS PUT US UP ON GAME ABOUT THE ATL MARKET.. TIME TO INVEST FOLKS!!👍👍
THEN WHY IS HE LIVING IN A RENTED HOUSE BEHIND A CHURCH OFF OF MEMORIAL?
It's not time to buy. This is at the top of the housing cycle. Go read House Poor (great book). Plus, indicators are pointing to a bear cycle. People seem to be getting hyped before doing homework. You go buy now, then when this economic crash comes, you'll be wondering why you didn't wait. I've heard buy low and sell high.
I moved to Atlanta in 1996 and lived there for 19 years. I currently live in DC and I managed new High-rises. You are right, a lot of blacks feel like they are being forced out, however, I do feel like they missed out on a lot of opportunities to buy real estate for cheap, 10-15 years ago. DC and Atlanta have changed, and pertaining to housing, we only care about GREEN $$$
We went alllllll the way out to Paulding county!!! Right before the housing market crash. 1900 sq feet for a lil less than $200 thousand, good school system( even tho my child was home schooled... long story). I love the country tho🤗🤗. You give damn good information and truths.
Gentrification is not a good thing nowhere and American
do you do fitness tips? I'm not gay but I find your view on Atl ASAP gay man interesting and some of your stories funny. but yeah bro I see the change since I moved back home from nyc.
Same thing happening here in Newark , NJ . Before the riots, Newark has always been an affluent city. The downtown area got a major facelift . We have wholefoods , Nike outlet and new sky rise apartments and lofts are being built . Newark is a beautiful city with beautiful homes and a lot of history. Gentrification can be a good thing , and bad . Just because you can’t afford it now , doesn’t mean you shouldnt be able to later. Invest your money ppl .
keepingupwith jee OMG 😮 Not Newark!!
Tracy Walker yup !
I heard horrible stories about Newark. I can imagine it’s a different place now.
Brother Walter. I’ve been following you for years. And you always spoke the future when noone would take heed. You were right all of the long. Jacksonville Florida is getting ready to do the same thing. The news reports yesterday that people need to buy and rent what they can now because the rates are increasing soon. White people are moving quickly. The downtown area is about to be revamped as well. Now the beach is starting to charge for you to park there. They are pushing the riff raff out to areas you wouldn’t even roll down your windows. Our people had 19 years to buy and invest. We have been warned. So now people are going to be outpriced and bought out of these cities because it’s embarrassing to live in neighborhoods where people don’t care about their communities and the neighbors next to them. So it’s time for change. If you didn’t take heed to the warnings then it’s time to move 🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛
Gentrification means your property values go up, your streets are safer, Educated people are moving into the area, the abandoned crack houses are being renovated, starbucks, nice restaurants and cool businesses are replacing the liqour stores and drug dealers on the streets...whats the problem again with gentrification?
Walter Lee sometime you want to move in a nice neighborhood feel safe
Walt said u, will need a pit bull, shotgun.....I was rolling, when he said that.......lmaooooo. The coffee cup is really nice.
If its $300-400,00 for a tiny house in the projects now what's it gonna coast in 8-10 years when its fully "cleaned up" lmao !
I am not sure how to feel about this. The homes are over 300,000 but folks are struggling to find jobs even with degrees. So, whose buying these homes? Who can afford them? Is this a covert form of racism? After all, it's 2018, and we can't say no blacks allowed, but home prices can be raised to 1.5 million. Help me to understand.
Monikblessed - More of my white clients have cash in the bank. They are putting large amounts of money down or just paying cash. They have generational or inherited wealth. They don’t have to rely on income from jobs to qualify. Just my experience - I am a CPA and Realtor in Atlanta metro.
rich millenials are moving in from other states because it's still cheaper to live in the south
They were born into money, but what about those who are hard workers the earners who also deserve that same chance? Do you realize the minimum wage here? Do you understand how a housing market crashes? You do the math? The city will suffer in the long run, because the poor people will flee and they are the biggest consumers. Mr. Born with 6 figures in his account don’t buy things just own.
They may name it Bluff Hills, or Bluffington Heights?LOL! Great video Sir!
Despite gentrification, I’m still not moving to Atlanta. Thank you Walter.
Smart move.
I wouldn't pay more than $ 100,000 for those houses.
Dumpy neighborhood.
No garage.
Total rip off.
I had a house on a street in Lakewood and sold it to an investor that snatched it up so quick now I wish I kept it
I lived in Atl from ‘94-‘13.
The first hint of what was coming up was the changes that hit Atl prior to the Olympics…
Moving back to my home state, and to chicago specifically, I warned my fam/ friends based on what I saw in Atl.
It’s happening in every city, as it’s a national plan to centralize top earners in the city centers….having worked and subsequently traveled to 47 states and most of the major cities, it’s apparent that it’s a national movement.
New Orleans has gentrified greatly since Katrina!
In this World it was planned that way flood the city fix the levees ship the poor out rebuild for rich white ppl
I knew that was gonna happen!!!
I knew that was coming when Brad and Angelina came through.
I'm so proud gentrification is happening in Atlanta because I believe its time for remodel in lower class neighborhoods.
Yes, lower classes will be getting new and more attractive dwellings. They're called THE PROJECTS (public housing). Don't let yourself be fooled.
Khris Khaid public housing is being torn down so won't be much for poor ppl to live in unless it's a lil country hick town
@@countrygirl8295 I would hate for that to happen to me
Wow...never thought Atlanta would have Hawaii home prices because that's close to what you pay for a studio in downtown Honolulu. Almost half a million for closet space! As for gentrification, African-Americans need to focus on owning businesses, particularly online products and services, so we'll have the income needed when gentrification comes to a neighborhood near you. You'll not going to be able to move (or stay) in these new neighborhoods with most 9-to-5 jobs (unless you do the immigrant thing and have 10 to 20 people living in a house just to pay the mortgage but that's a whole other topic).
Boy if this video aint so true in 2021... man my mom lives in Pittsburgh Atlanta and when i tell you this gentrification over here is real, it is... its getting very expensive out here and im seeing right before my eyes its changing and its changing fast.
I agree with you presented Walter, so true! Also, I LOVE the new intro...please keep it:)!!!!
Those prices sound nice living in California bay area. The south bay is even worst the average home prices is around 1M+.
OMG!!!! The Bay is RIDICULOUS now. I was born and raised in Oakland. The last time I was there, I barely recognized it.
skinny homes are starting at $399000 where I'm at
County Girl, is this in Atlanta or the surrounding cities? I wondering why will they feel comfortable putting a price tag that high for some of those areas. I always thought gentrification took time. It takes time to raise property value (lower crime rate, beautify the area).
Lol. Their doing samething in the old blk areas in S.Fl. There houses and apartments I grew up looking at like I cld never live there if I ddnt hve to, now there are houses and condos no less than $500gs and up now.
Houston is gentrifying all over. Been going on for a long while but been picking up like crazy lately. Now there’s a “breakout of gentrification” happening in and around the historically black Third Ward where Texas Southern University and the University of Houston are located. Houston Midtown, which is west of and separated from Third Ward by Hwy 288 is exploding with construction of huge 23rd century looking apt. complexes with lower level retail, parks etc. And to the west of Midtown Houston historical gay community The Montrose is slowly loosing its gayness. Even the low brow art gallery tattoo coffee house/electronic - house music chill spot areas of Montrose are fading away. Making room for a more cookie cutter townhome/slick retail family oriented plain boring vanilla population. I just named a couple of areas where gentrification is going on strong. In general Houston is losing its eclectic flavor all over and it’s due to the big “G”. 😞
The 🔑 to moving into a Good drug, drama, and violence free neighborhood? is to get an Education and a nice job! im thinking on going into Real Estate. They make awesome money. this is why i encourage my daughter daily to stay her ass in school. Paying high rent to live in Peace isnt bad at all if you have three adults staying in a home with you that dont mind pulling together and helping money wise each month with the rent, mortgage and bills. Because bills and housing payments is just a responsibility we must deal with until we leave this life. Just make up your mind where n how u want to spend your life in Peace or misery? some people dont even care! 😇😇😍😍😘😘Love u Walter!
It could be a good thing but for most most of us it will not be rent will skyrocket..
HI WALTER! THEY DOING HOUSTON ,TEXAS LIKE THAT TOO... AMEN AND HALLELUJAH...
I honestly believe it's not completely about Black people out. It's about Poor. The Poor does not generate enough money for the greedy.
That's a damn shame. All of those houses on 1 dang parcel of land smh.
Omg...you are so right. If you happened to find a space under 200k the HOA is like $1000. 🤦🏾♂️🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️ Do you think Atlanta is becoming the new LA or NY?
Yep
You made some excellent points in this video. I definitely agree with you saying that people who rent aren't being pushed out.
Every big city in America where downtown was predominately black is being gentrified. From philly, Portland, Oakland, Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta to name a few. This isn't new. Blacks don't have the equivalent of a little Italy or Chinatown etc. So to where they are being forced to it's an opportunity to establish black owned businesses and have a cultured environment.
What the dope house before u get to the target plaza is gone. Man they fought all they could I knew they would drive then out sooner or later.
I wonder if they pay the black folks to move or do they use Eminent Domain to seize the properties. They also look like Habitat homes (not knocking Habitat, just saying).
From Wikipedia:
In the Anglo-American historical context, property taken could be used only by the government taking the property in question. The most common uses of property taken by eminent domain have been for roads, government buildings and public utilities. However, in the mid-20th century, a new application of eminent domain was pioneered, in which the government could take the property and transfer it to a private third party. This was initially done only to "blighted" property, on the principle that such properties had a negative impact upon surrounding property owners, but was later expanded to allow the taking of any private property when the new 3rd party owner could develop the property in such a way as to bring in increased tax revenues to the government.
I miss this video my wife and I was at work so we watching it today well time is changing. Very small for those houses .
The cleaning up part is good but I don't like the idea of other groups replacing blk people overall. I live in Oakland, California for the last 15 years and the same thing happened over here. I live in a good area where it was less people and more blk. Now a bunch of younger whites moved in and this city is no longer as comfortable for a blk person. It's disheartening to hear this going on in Atlanta because I wanted to relocate there. One of the primary reasons of moving there is to be in a predominantly blk society.
Why don’t people like change? Y’all not investing and building new homes?? Why let land just rot away and decay?
I think it's nice that some really rough areas are becoming better, but it's coming at an expense to well-meaning black home owners who have worked all their lives to live in these homes. It's sad.
Great Video Big Walt!!
What if those houses aren't even 299k? Truly wealthy people wouldn't take such a bad deal. Think about it. What if they're just listing a fake price but give a different price to who they want in the area? Is this possible? I wonder.
Found you for the first time today Walter "give em something to dance to" lol "you goin need a shotgun a glock and a pitbull" But, you were on point I've been talking to friends and family about the same topic that's how I actually happened upon your channel. I'll be back to check you out, I like your thinking.........so far.
Why do they keep things ragity? Why is it so easy to scoop up whole areas from these people? It costs nothing to clean. Someone comes and cleans and the value goes up 10x. That is crazy!!! Not that people are doing it but that it can even be done! Don’t keep your area “In need of improvement”.
So true Walter, I lived in Kirkwood in a house that was assessed at 239,000 now that same house sold again for 515,099. Looking to do some investment property in West End and the Bluff. The Projects near me we're torn down and replaced with Condos that are priced at 500,000-725,000.
Also like the paint color. That gray is so fresh. Luv it 🙌
It may work but, a lot of times there is a crash after developers make bad decisions. In my neighbor people are renovating houses and kicking renters out. I own a house in Stone Mountain near the park and I see white families rolling around with strollers. White people love that mountain I do too.
This is at the top of the market y'all. What people are failing to mention is inflation, wages and housing cycles. Since black people are and have been plagued with so much racism, discrimination and oppression coupled with a breakdown in family, it can be hard. Many of these people you see buying up these homes, have two incomes. That's a big factor. Plus many have already had a leg up with generational wealth and inheritance. Anyway, please read all you can about money and economics. We were enslaved because of economics, so it would make sense to learn all you can about it.
Love the cup Water.
Walter please tell me what to search on google to look at real estate in the Bluff? Do they call it the Bluff on Zillow?
Gentrification is generally a good thing. But the displacement of black and brown people is not. It would be great if gentrification didn't price the locals out. With that said, I live in a predominately white part of Chicago. I love the city life and being close to the lakefront but I'd definitely like to see more people that look like me. Before I started watching these videos, I considered moving to Atlanta and possibly buying a condo there (87 Peachtree Street). However, I've decided that this city would probably not be a good fit for me. Downtown Chicago I shall stay. 😊
Smart move.
They know the credit score won't allow black people mostly to get it. Gentrification is a good thing in some places.
I remember the area around the King Center was black. The last time I was down there about two years ago it had changed.
We left the farm and moved to the inter city.
I want to throw another topic out to you. I was watching a program about people getting married. The black women had a party the night before.
They brought in a stripper. Who one girl gave oral sex then another he has sex with another one. Why has the black people so over sexed? Now they having sex with a man they don't know. He does these parties for God knows who.
Social media has exposed us. We need as people to behave. Certain things you don't do in public.
God bless you black man. Stay strong.
Thanks for Sharing , Walter ! ❤️👊🏽
Great information love the muscle tee shirt 👍☮️💖🔥💪
This is good for you because your home will now increase in value based on the new neighborhood.
The Bluffet!😄😄😄 I'm laughing so hard!
🏳️🌈🇺🇸👄💗❤️🖤💙💙💗❤️💖🧡💜💋🌈 Great video. United we stand. Fantastic wisdom. From Chicago south side Hyde park
I'm glad I live in a rural area and don't have to worry about gentrification but I feel for those who rent. Its time for black people to focus on becoming home owners.
Miss desire Independance Here in NC the rural areas are turning su urban. The poor white are being left out and that is why a blue state is now run by the GOP.
sorry for the auto typos but we are losing farm space.
Great video as always. My girl and I watch and listen to your videos every day including your older videos 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
So if everywhere gets gentrified, which is happening everywhere, where do you suppose the poor people will go? Have you seen the beautiful gentrified neighborhoods in L.A lined with homeless people? Interesting that you love gentrification Walter.
i love what its doing here in ga. i cant speak about the homeless people in Ga.
That music intro is a lot better. Thank you.
Zestimate today for those shoeboxes is $425.000 , is that L.A. pricing in Atlanta?
i will really like to meet Walter in person, great personality...he should do some more meet and greets...NYC Walter fan here
waiting on Starbucks, Chipotle and Snooze to move next to Publix's in Summerhill
That's cheap compared to Oakland Cali..BAY AREA IN GENERAL.
I was born and raised in Oakland. I live in San Diego now. The last time I was there, I hardly recognized it.
@@brentduanefoster how's San Diego rent? Jobs? I was considering moving to San Diego.
@@darkforce7387 Well, it ain't as crazy as the Bay...yet, but it's starting to climb. Jobs? That all depends on what you're going after. Nursing is always in high demand here.
@@brentduanefoster I'm a Social Worker and I am currently looking at jobs out there..it's time for me to get out of Oakland..not the same.
@@darkforce7387 You should be able to find work out here. I understand. "The Town" just isn't the town anymoren
He is so muscular and built.
That’s crazy. You can buy a 3-4 bedroom new construction home in Suwanee for that price.
I think that the gentrification is happening most on the coastal states because that is where the seaports are. Those that are unproductive will be chased out to places where they will have to grow their own food and build their own homes if they want to survive. The resources are limited now. We cannot afford to waste time waiting for what is going to happen. We must make moves to make things happen that are in our best interests.
299K?! Oh hhheeeellllll NO! Not for that shit!
300K for 900 square feet. I stick to the burbs.
Revitalization my ass😒....how much longer will people fall for this game....anyone can see they are just trying to use up as much land as possible so that no one else can use it for anything....😶this is all to make it appear that they are trying to make improvements to the cities...but the fact of the matter is.....is that they aren't even using most of the new buildings that are being built...they are just wasting materials and resources just to take up space to make sure no one else uses the land....😔just look around and you can see American cities are beginning to look like trash....look at all the new projects that start and don't finish...Wanna know why that is?....because if people see buildings in progress..... it makes it appear as if growth is coming to that particular city.😶but instead those building sit empty for years untouched because no one can afford them..then they decay, get vandalized and liter our landscape, and then storms spread the debris all around......trashing cities is a POLITICAL AGENDA ........to convince people that this is all a result of voting Democrat, being a liberal or a socialist....this world is just pure foolishness......liars
I looked up 198 Clay St. SE on google maps (from 2016). Highway robbery!
yes it was bad!!
I wanna sign up for the tour of these neighborhoods. Nice one.
New York City being gentrified too, especially in my community.
Ceasar Langley Many POC from NC are from NYC such as myself.
I like your mug!
That intro be having me jammin’!