Forest Manor was one of the largest neighborhoods in the city by the 1950s, but the 1960s saw a shift demographically, with Black residents moving into the neighborhood and white residents moving out.

He said small towns near the forest are at risk “as we saw in L.A. this year. Even urban areas, rich neighborhoods are at risk and their income level does not matter.

The Forest Hills subdivision, with its first residences dating back to 1926, was the third upper-income neighborhood to develop in Wilmington after Carolina Heights (1908) and Winoca Terrace (1911 ...

He said small towns near the forest are at risk “as we saw in L.A. this year. Even urban areas, rich neighborhoods are at risk and their income level does not matter.