Gentrification doesn't always pay off, by Steve Sailer - The Unz Review

Gentrification doesn't always pay off, by Steve Sailer - The Unz Review: Earlier in the 21st Century, Washington DC was a trendy destination for gentrifiers. The federal government employs numerous well-educated, well-compensated workers, whose jobs were largely maintained after the 2008 crash. After 9/11 in 2001, federal agencies went on a huge spree of hiring armed men to prevent terrorists from attacking the Small Business Administration or whatever, with good effects on street crime. Lobbyists have big expense accounts. H Street NorthEast is an east-west street located about a mile north to north east of the U.S. Capitol that got trendy: But now ... From the Washington Post news section: H Street