Burgess' "zone in transition" contained department stores, theatres, hotels, banks, and central offices of economic, political, legal, and civic leaders.

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Burgess' "zone in transition" referred to an area experiencing deterioration and change, typically housing recent immigrant populations, and was characterized by mixed-use, including light manufacturing and residential areas, rather than the high-end commercial and civic institutions described.

Burgess' "Zone in Transition" Contained Department Stores, Theatres, Hotels, Banks