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Take Two

'Marketplace' tracks gentrification in Highland Park

By Take Two Staff
Published Dec 2, 2014
The Highland Park Neighborhood Council hopes that the time capsule will document what the neighborhood was like in 2016.
The Highland Park Neighborhood Council hopes that the time capsule will document what the neighborhood was like in 2016.
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Photo by Zach Putnam via Flickr Creative Commons
)
The Highland Park Neighborhood Council hopes that the time capsule will document what the neighborhood was like in 2016.
The Highland Park Neighborhood Council hopes that the time capsule will document what the neighborhood was like in 2016.
(
Photo by Zach Putnam via Flickr Creative Commons
)

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'Marketplace' tracks gentrification in Highland Park

To track gentrification as it happens, the public radio show "Marketplace" set up a bureau in the rapidly-changing neighborhood of Highland Park in Los Angeles.

"Marketplace" reporter Krissy Clark talks about the project, how the streets have differed in the past several months, and if there is any benefit to gentrification.

You can learn more about what "Marketplace" has learned about gentrification in Highland Park at yorkandfig.com.

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