date:Jul 22, 2013
wedge that allows gentrification to happen, but then you need to protect those businesses, Curran says. Otherwise the market creates this demand for industrial space and then kills the goose that laid the golden egg.
Outside of New York, costs are lower, and many brewery owners in other cities say they havent felt similar pressures from developers. But New York flashes a warning sign for what can happen when neighborhoods become popular.
One brewery, in Boston, is relatively protected. Harpoo