In 2018, these "artists" can be replaced by millennial hipsters that open coffee shops, juice bars, and hot yoga studios in low income areas subsequently causing the area to get increasingly better over time.Has anyone else noticed this trend?

I ended up reading reading the whole Bible, learned how to meditate, got into some yoga, lost about 25 pounds (and kept it off), the following year I read about 66 books and mostly in the self development and business subjects, established goals and try to work my plan (continue to do this), started journaling here and there, have a small vision board that I want to move to my office. 

I Hit almost 400 pounds and I on a path of self sabotage and potential death my girlfriend being able to see it in couraged me to try meditation and yoga while at the same time a good buddy of mine allowing me to borrow a book he was reading called “rich dad, poor dad” and it shifted my enitire life on to a path of financial freedom. 

Expendable income attracts all the cool food joints, breweries, yoga studios, etc. that millennials love.Love prices + cool stuff = millennials crack.And before you know it the area has been "gentrified 2.0" and blows up like crazy.

My wife is at a yoga retreat in Bali and wondered why she would be getting a call like this! 

There's a ton of bars, parks, restaurants and yoga studios that you can walk to.

In Atlantic City, there's a Yoga Studio that's been holding some great events for the area that involves social justice, developing the area, etc.

In addition to not paying their rent on time, they have also been operating an illegal prohibited business a yoga studio!

See if you can see any signs of gentrification such as yoga studios, hippie restaurants etc.

Must be some new yoga thing I don't know about.