Anti-Gentrification Activists Target Steven Lippman

Anti-Gentrification Activists Target Steven Lippman

August 17, 2018 9:51 am PST.

Anti-gentrification activists gathered at the home of developer Steven Lippman in West Vancouver. Protestors say Lippman buys SROs in the downtown eastside and does minor renovations as an excuse to jack-up rent that tenants can't afford.

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