Eh, that's not quite right--the observation is more that the cities are bending-over backwards for this "Innovation Economy", that they are doing so to the detr

Eh, that's not quite right--the observation is more that the cities are bending-over backwards for this "Innovation Economy", that they are doing so to the detriment of existing citizens, that social and arts programs are usually not on the preservation list during this sort of change, and that ultimately there is perhaps something ugly about this mad scramble for money. So, no, not "cranky hipster".