The City of Philadelphia has released four comprehensive reports analyzing the proposed 76ers arena, known as 76 Place, which is planned for Market East, bordering Chinatown. The reports cover community impact, economic impact, design, and transportation assessments, revealing that while the arena could generate significant revenue and jobs, it may also exacerbate gentrification and negatively affect Chinatown's cultural identity. Specifically, the community impact report indicates that one in five small businesses in Chinatown could benefit from the arena, yet half may face negative repercussions, leading to potential indirect displacement. Critics, including local advocates, express skepticism about the credibility of the reports, noting that they were funded by the Sixers, raising concerns over bias. The studies highlight existing vulnerabilities in the area, particularly regarding traffic congestion and business sustainability. As the City Council prepares to consider the project, community opposition remains strong, with activists planning protests against the development.