With real estate prices in Portsmouth’s “urban core” continuing to rise, the West End has seen a large amount of development in a short period of time. The growth has been so explosive, it almost seems like the Islington Street Corridor project is happening a few years too late.
The neighborhood’s restaurant scene has seen a similar upgrade and expansion that started when Nikki’s Banh Mi joined Darleen’s Subs & Pizza in 2015. (Side note: If you want an authentic Vietnamese treat, head to Nikki’s at 697 Islington St. The aforementioned Islington Street Corridor Project with its relentless road closures has really cut into their business).
SOURCE: https://www.fosters.com/
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