I'm not saying no razing and rebuilding should be allowed. But the restructuring of a business venue, let alone a whole street or district, should proceed with attention to the interests of the public. If a city has nothing but upscale facilities, how can it satisfy the needs of its middle class, its retirees and its burger flippers and errand runners? They need places to shop as well.
Gentrification in itself is not bad. But it should not run ahead of the vast populace. A crowded shop in a not-so-magnificent environment is better than an empty one glittering with state-of-the-art adornments. Business developers and urban planners should keep in mind that you can erect a building, but you cannot recreate the dynamism.
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