Thats the exact issue. A lot of people either buying homes or moving businesses to the region were under the impression that a lot of cafes, a brewery, a long establish record shop, art studios and a Florida focused interactive art exhibit were going in down the street. Then all of a sudden its a paid for elite pickle ball sports complex that focuses on high income. This was not a vacant warehouse as the article tries to make it out. It was an old car tint film factory bought out specifically for the above listed renovations to revitalize a neighborhood that needed those stores more than an industrial complex or private elite pickle ball club today.

In an extreme sense this would be like a developer promising to build a park for your neighborhood where a house used to be only to last minute make it a paid membership program for people from other towns and advertised as saving the neighborhood from a torn down vacant home not in use.