| Comment | It is gentrifying very quickly though. You can see that pretty clearly reflected in the SIMD figures and you can see that in the businesses moving in and the increasing number of student/young professionals moving in. I think buying in Govanhill could be a pretty good investment as I think it is just going to up.
Comparing it to a South American slum is just ignorant and a bit offensive. I bet the denizens of South American slums spend their days dodging hails of gunfire while moving between their organic bakery, bagless grocery stores, pop up art galleries, and holistic natural veterinarian (no joke that is a real thing in Govanhill).
Not saying it doesn't still have problems but it is improving significantly both statistically and anecdotally. |
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