>The types pushing the narrative whining over the rapid development and investment in some areas then whine over the lack of development and investment in other

>The types pushing the narrative whining over the rapid development and investment in some areas then whine over the lack of development and investment in other areas. Of course. They're happy with the way some areas are and don't want them to change. They're unhappy with the way other areas are and want them to change. This is completely consistent. Personally, I feel there's no question that gentrification is destroying a lot of unique culture that I personally enjoy, and replacing it with a generic culture that I don't really need any more of. Call it whining if you must, but I think it's a shame this is happening more and more often. I'd prefer that different places retained their different characters.