> Possibly true in France, not so much in, say, Germany, where all the cool kidz want to move to the inner-city with their start-ups and underground parties. T

> Possibly true in France, not so much in, say, Germany, where all the cool kidz want to move to the inner-city with their start-ups and underground parties. The cool kidz inner city quarters, where the stalemate-like coexistence between hipsters and n-th generation migrants creates a unique slowdown to gentrification forces can't be artificially grown. Unfortunately, Neukölln does not scale.