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Does the return of a neighborhood mean the poor have to leave?
Click for larger image • An estimated 80 percent of houses in Cleveland-Holloway are rentals, but that number is expected to decrease, possibly by more than half, as more homes are purchased. It's uncertain where the renters, most of them low-income, will live.Image credit: Photo by Derek Anderson
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