Historic Preservation
Gentrification
Ethnic Enclave Urban Village
Regenerated
Edge City
Green
Entertainment
Retail/ Consumption
Heavy Industry
New Economy
“The term or concept of ethnic enclave refers to the marvelous construction of minority businesses into a tight community of buyers and sellers who replicate the center economy in microcosm so that the multiplier effect to their dollars is greatly enhanced. The ethnic enclave commonly includes residences and meeting places but is foremost a community of businesses. The importance of the ethnic enclave notion is that the idea of middlemen minorities had many weaknesses, and these weaknesses included overly narrow and negative views of the immigrant role in bulk cities.� - Kenneth L. Wilson and Alejandro Portes