Has your neighborhood become "upscale"?

[Syt]

http://www.citylab.com/housing/2014/08/take-a-san-francisco-gentrification-quiz-from-1985/376126/

... by 1985 San Francisco standards?

[Martinus]

Scored 105 points.

That being said we have a "designer" croissant/baguette bakery called "Petit Appetit" and a restaurant which doubles as a fish market selling fresh seafood flown in from Portugal twice a week. 

[garbon]

Hard to say. My immediate block has become pretty low rent (store named $1 pizza, $2 beer / made closed store fronts for several months now) but on the flip side within a few block radius, we've most of those that are still relevant.

[celedhring]

144.

But a lot of those stores are "normal" in Barcelona.

[Duque de Bragança]

Argentine "parmesan" ?  That's upscale for those who call any sparkling wine champagne I guess.

[CountDeMoney]

I judge how upscale my community is by how many Dazzling Urbanites can afford to drive entry-level luxury imports from CarMax with expired temp tags.  MOVIN ON UP

[garbon]

Argentine "parmesan" ?  That's upscale for those who call any sparkling wine champagne I guess.

Well one it was the 80s but secondly, I don't really get the issue here. I could see it as same indignation if it was labeled Argentine Parmigiano-Reggiano but...

[Josquius]

Like most residential neighbourhoods mine doesn't have any shops.

[Barrister]

I'm in the deep suburbs.  My neighborhood has a gas station, and that's it.

[Valmy]

Um no I live in the suburbs.  The only thing around me are chain stores.

[Eddie Teach]

Only thing around me are more houses/apartment buildings.

[Gups]

Over here a Delice de France means you're in a train station. It serevs crap bakery stuff that you eat on the way home when you're pissed and starving and there's no MaccieDs around.

Must be different over there

[Josquius]

Over here a Delice de France means you're in a train station. It serevs crap bakery stuff that you eat on the way home when you're pissed and starving and there's no MaccieDs around.

Must be different over there

You know...in Japan too there is a crappy train station bakery called something de France... Strange.

[The Brain]

In Europe there is a whole crappy country called something France.

[garbon]

Over here a Delice de France means you're in a train station. It serevs crap bakery stuff that you eat on the way home when you're pissed and starving and there's no MaccieDs around.

Must be different over there

Delice, Delices?