It’s funny though that there are some seemingly opposing anti-gentrification camps — one says, only live in industrial spaces so as not to displace!, another says, protect all manufacturing space from residential use to save working class jobs!, another says, get the fuck out of here altogether! — and the list goes on.

Encouraging potential Bushwick residents to occupy only residentially-zoned buildings (ie apartments) in an area rife with gentrification / displacement issues is essentially suggesting that the reclaiming of industrial spaces should be avoided in lieu of occupying apartments, which will rent to tenants new to the neighborhood at inflated rental fees.
This advice implicitly endorses the pricing of previous tenants out of their own neighborhood and, while well-intentioned, is indicative of a lack of community awareness on the part of those coming to Bushwick from afar.