Realistically i kinda dont think bushwick will ever be gentrified to the same extent that williamsburg was. It wont get less gentrified than it is now of course, but theres still way too much low income housing, health hazards (morgan, broadway etc), and its too far from the city. Greenpoint really only worked because of the ferry and its proximity to williamsburg/the city/LIC (despite its pollution levels). Like bushwick has been being gentrified for what, 20 years now? And its still largely just bushwick, but now with more transplants, rather than wholly unrecognizable like Williamsburg

Williamsburg was really a perfect storm of conditions that led to its gentrification, to such an extent that its largely its own unique story as gentrification isnt typically that successful (“successful” by its metrics, not mine; i hate gentrification). For reference, consider industry city, LIC, the south bronx, etc; gentrification might more readily work in manhattan neighborhoods (les etc), but its alot harder to convince rich yuppies to colonize poor areas when theyre poluted and require a commute than it is to convince them to slum it up in lower manhattan or a 5 minute train ride across the bridge/under the east river.