Greater LA

Gentrification in Inglewood is hurting some long-time restaurants

As a big new football stadium and new metro stations enter the City of Inglewood, rents are going up, and that’s squeezing out some long-time residents and restaurants.

By Steve Chiotakis • Jun 13, 2019 • 1 min read

As a big new football stadium and new metro stations enter the City of Inglewood, rents are going up, and that’s squeezing out some long-time residents and restaurants.

Ms. B’s M & M Soul Food
Ms. B’s M & M Soul Food
Equelecuá Cuban Vegan Cafe
Equelecuá Cuban Vegan Cafe
Coni’Seafood

Steve Chiotakis
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Gentrification in Inglewood is hurting some long-time restaurants

As a big new football stadium and new metro stations enter the City of Inglewood, rents are going up, and that’s squeezing out some long-time residents and restaurants.

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Greater LA

Gentrification in Inglewood is hurting some long-time restaurants

As a big new football stadium and new metro stations enter the City of Inglewood, rents are going up, and that’s squeezing out some long-time residents and restaurants.

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