Gentrification has not hit Lents, in fact the selling of the "iconic" (it lost relativity about a decade ago) building in a neighborhood that still has the old Portland integrity, to put in affordable housing appropriate for this area is just what needs to be done with that property. Dig a little deeper into the complains, violence, and disturbances that have happened at the cost of TNCP being open in the last 4 years alone. The newfound gentrification can be found further down Foster Blvd, between 72nd and 52nd, where it will soon become the "new" Division street of the outer SE. Which is heartbreaking for a native SE Portlander.