Key Details

• The name reflects the state of many who live there.
• Few businesses operate; most activity comes from low‑income apartment residents.
• A small number occupy suburban homes, many taken by force.
• Decline was gradual: companies left malls, and well‑off families moved away.
• Eventually, break‑ins and theft became common; ownership was enforced by violence.
• Many residents stayed and paid fees to new “owners”; others ended up on or in the streets.
• Because vitality bled into the corporate White District, many Gray residents commute there for work.
• The SCPD occasionally sweeps through the slums to prevent total collapse, but stability remains tenuous.
• Few tattered gray banners remain; many were stolen or repurposed.