Newcomers Revive Georgetown Adams Morgan Clash Over Homes
A 28 year old architect plans to restore a dilapidated Georgetown house while Beatrice Pointdexter, a poor resident in Adams Morgan, faces eviction as real estate investors convert row houses to upscale town houses. The back to the city movement boosts urban revival but displaces long time tenants. Neighborhood groups push for protections to preserve diversity and provide affordable homebuying options.
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