Does the play A Raisin in the Sun have a "happy ending"? Why or why not? What do the Youngers have in store for them once they move?

The
ending of the play is not necessarily happy, but it does seem hopeful. As
the play closes, the Younger family has been swindled, but they are still optimistically
planning a move to a new house.had decided to use their money to move them to a nicer
neighborhood, but the worrisome issue is that this neighborhood is all white, and they will be
the overwhelming minority in comparison.

There are many stressful things
placed on the family here at the end, as their financial security is feeble and they are moving
to a place where they will almost certainly face prejudice. However, the family believes the
situation will be safer for their children, and they will have a better life overall. So while
there are worries, and all is certainly not resolved, the play ends on a hopeful note.