There are over 1,000 Airbnb listings in Pilsen and Heart of Chicago, according to Airbnb. Between 1970 and 1996, Pilsen fought against development projects to prevent gentrification. In 2004, a network of about two dozen community organizations and local churches asked Solis to involve residents in all development decisions. The house and property taxes are currently being split between three different incomes—her husband’s and their two sons’. In 1990, the Lower West Side, where Pilsen and Heart of Chicago are located, was 88 percent Latinx.