This neighborhood in transition is facing growing pains. Community activists and real estate leaders have voiced concerns over retail businesses closing, and residents are worried that the new developments could push out longtime neighbors. But with hundreds of new housing units and job opportunities slated to come to the area, there is hesitant optimism throughout the community about the future of the city’s Black cultural hub.
Source: The Plan To Develop A ‘Black Wall Street’ In Boston Faces Growing Pains
