This isn't the first time gentrification has come knocking on Parkdale's doors and again, just because it's a veganized version of gentrification doesn't mean it's not gentrification.
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There wasn't gentrification in Fort Greene in 1986—there wasn't even a word for gentrification.
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He wrote that "'gentrification' is but a more pleasing name for white supremacy," not "Gentrification is white supremacy."
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"In sort of classic gentrification theory, there's this idea of mostly white artists being the first wave of gentrification," she said.
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At the end of the day, if anti-gentrification activists had that much political clout, we wouldn't see so much gentrification!
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Gentrification is a major issue in cities across the US, but Austin&aposs history of housing segregation makes the gentrification of East Austin especially polarizing.
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It is "The Roots of Urban Renaissance: Gentrification and the Struggle Over Harlem," not the "The Roots of Renaissance: Gentrification and the Struggle Over Harlem."
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The group El Sereno Against Gentrification will present the third installment of their Anti-gentrification Movie Series at Eastside Café featuring two different perspectives on the issue.
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One of the guys used an analogy with the gentrification of neighborhoods to say there's a gentrification of the underground where we're doing this kind of parallel thing.
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The case against: While the research shows that gentrification isn't anywhere near as harmful or displacing as some critics argue, it also indicates that gentrification is very rare.
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Related: An Artful Deconstruction of London's Gentrification Problem The Human Price of Gentrification Emerges in a Brooklyn Installation A Friendly Photographic Reminder That CBGB Is Now a Boutique Outlet
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"I think it's the best way to protect tenants from a certain kind of gentrification, and that's the gentrification that results from something happening to your neighbor," he said.
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The origins of gentrification "Gentrification" is a term coined by the British sociologist Ruth Glass in 1964 to explain the return of the middle class to London's center city.
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The callousness with which Ehrenhalt dismisses the "losers" in the gentrification process speaks volumes about his ignorance and/or indifference to the costs of gentrification for poor African-Americans.
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And while the exhibition includes the works on gentrification, it covers the way artists have used their work to press for political change; it is not solely about local gentrification.
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Transmisogyny – Racism – Gentrification – Queer Antagonism – Devaluation of Feminist Discourse.
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We're trying our best to be a model for how a corporation should enter into a market... We are concerned about gentrification, so we sponsored the gentrification summit in Denver last week.
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It could apologize for gentrification, for example, or hiring discrimination.
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RG: Gentrification creates psychological safety for one type of consumer.
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JM: There was this gentrification of the blogosphere that happened.
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Our queer community spaces are closing due to corporate gentrification.
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Like other neighborhoods, Harlem has borne the brunt of gentrification.
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These commercial adornments can be understood as omens of gentrification.
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Sharkey's take on the process, routinely called "gentrification," is surprising.
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In other words: Have big cities hijacked the gentrification debate?
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Safety improves with gentrification, and so can services and amenities.
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There is also what we could call "empty lot" gentrification.
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Gentrification is not usually the stuff of vivid, gripping documentaries.
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An influx of gentrification can lead to costly social ills.
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In fact, love for Brutalism has often led to gentrification.
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Financial stability is a rarity, friendships falter, and gentrification threatens.
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The hashtags refer to the gentrification of downtown Los Angeles.
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During the 1990s, gentrification hit Vesterbro and people moved away.
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Yeah gentrification is affecting the apartment building I live in.
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The resulting rise of mass tourism, like gentrification, was planned.
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And she knows what hipsters represent: gentrification, her mortal enemy.
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Now the major issue here is not blight, but gentrification.
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This simple plan has consigned Minneapolis to gentrification on steroids.
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Mr. Duggan heard about the downside of prosperity, including gentrification.
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Do you think you can do anything to avoid gentrification?
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As gentrification there continues, the community adjusts to the spotlight.
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Sure, there are problems, starting with traffic, sprawl and gentrification.
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"I'm worried about the gentrification of the block," he said.
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Some people celebrated the actions as a strike against gentrification.
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Gentrification has pushed artists and working families out of Venice.
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Some residents wonder whether it, too, could succumb to gentrification.
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Can an influx of new affordable homes scale back gentrification?
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"That gentrification is certainly a bonus for us," he said.
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The gentrification wave is its own kind of economic apocalypse.
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Gentrification is a topic that figures prominently in her work.
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Still, Mr. Foley cautions that gentrification comes with new challenges.
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You sometimes even hear the G word — gentrification — bandied around.
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"[The app] is a visible representation of gentrification," he said.
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"AC: "With gentrification being such a common phenomenon in cities, he really looks at the cost of gentrification... We think that because these are progressive people, they're not the 'bad guys,' but it's really complicated.
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Of course, streetcars would aid and abet the rampage of gentrification.
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But there's a gentrification to Mr. Pollan's brand of culinary advocacy.
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Critics fear it could exacerbate gentrification and inequality in the area.
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Its reemergence tells a story of gentrification and DC's Black community.
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Chinatown is now diminished, another casualty of New York's endless gentrification.
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Its reemergence tells a story of gentrification and DC's Black community.
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The early '216s were sort of the beginning of serious gentrification.
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But the city's African American communities are still seeing sweeping gentrification.
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This influx of galleries are part of the ecosystem of gentrification.
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At the same time, the benefits of gentrification are scarcely considered.
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This leads to the exaggerated equation of gentrification with white supremacy.
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Seidelman's pre-gentrification New York is a dangerous, dirty, exciting shithole.
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So we segued neatly into a denunciation of gentrification and developers.
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But global climate change poses another risk for cities: accelerated gentrification.
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The study confirms an important, and under-emphasized, point about gentrification.
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For more miserable updates on urban gentrification, follow Noisey on Twitter.
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They poured $20.8 million into the area's gentrification before the Olympics.
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The degree of gentrification in formerly high-crime neighborhoods is unparalleled.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The gentrification cycle at work!
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This was long before Art Basel had ushered in the gentrification.
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When did they start all that gentrification and stuff in Wynwood?
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If it's not, let the cultural appropriation/gentrification witch hunt ensue.
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There's a "regeneration" project which, in the long run, means gentrification.
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Is gentefication really just gentrification dressed up in culturally fitting conceit?
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I can just see the slow creep of gentrification coming along.
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The gentrification there is just like on a whole new level.
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But without other opportunities, the community welcomes this kind of gentrification.
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But residents weary of gentrification are adamantly opposed to these additions.
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Gentrification has already begun, and it is bound to get worse.
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In the last decade, urbanization and gentrification have accelerated in Beijing.
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So it was a way to kind of look at gentrification.
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They talked about systemic issues, like gentrification, schooling, and income inequality.
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Gentrification has already remade the corridor in which the deli resides.
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New restaurants and real estate developments often accompany and further gentrification.
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"The gentrification of Brooklyn is not the future," Mr. Bernard said.
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An exhibit by the conceptual artist Tony Cokes will explore gentrification.
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At its core, gentrification is about what it means to belong.
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It may be time to update the old saw about gentrification.
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But the relationship between crime and gentrification in particular is complex.
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"Artists used to be able to resist gentrification," he told me.
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Back on Tooting's main street gentrification plays out via chicken drumsticks.
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But their emergence can also often signal wider tides of gentrification.
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Anti-gentrification activists took their frustrations against her to social media.
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"Gentrification is not going to change who we are," she said.
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A dominatrix moved into Bedford-Stuyvesant, setting off a gentrification struggle.
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Perfect for watching the gentrification of Bed Stuy in real time.
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A renewed integration agenda would mean building public housing in low poverty areas, eliminating exclusionary zoning laws, and yes, accepting gentrification (a recent U.C.L.A. study finds that gentrification is increasing diversity in District of Columbia public schools).
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A group called Revolt Against Gentrification Erasing Our Neighborhood, or Rage On, advertised a "gentrification tour" with a picture of the Christodora House, a luxury building on Avenue B that was a target of protest and vandalism.
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These historically black neighborhoods, with brownstone-lined blocks, were undergoing rapid gentrification.
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Jeremiah Moss: Hyper-gentrification is tied up with late-stage capitalism, neoliberalism.
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The MAXXI exhibit featured a strong narrative of the city's accelerated gentrification.
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I need people to have a conversation about xenophobia, islamophobia, and gentrification.
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Today, Williamsburg is internationally associated with a type of trendiness and gentrification.
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It still technically is, but gentrification has had its way with Vesterbro.
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Inside Holly, Austin's 'coolest neighborhood' that's sparking a huge debate about gentrification
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In other words, extractive capitalism is at fault, causing gentrification and displacement.
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How might your opposition to gentrification influence where you decide to relocate?
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The anti-gentrification brigades often cite anecdotes from residents forced to move.
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Some locals fear gentrification, or the loss of a proud black history.
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Mr Wilson talks of islands of gentrification amid a sea of poverty.
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Climate gentrification typically occurs via three main pathways, according to the study.
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We have gentrification, the threat of Trump deporting the "undesirables," gender inequality.
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Reformulated as SB-50, the bill addresses gentrification concerns in two ways.
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Jacobs only began to discuss gentrification at the end of her life.
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What this inevitably leads to, though, is appropriation, a cousin of gentrification.
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This "gentrification of sidewalks" is gathering pace, according to prosecutors and charities.
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Gentefication—or more broadly "ethnic gentrification"—is happening all over the country.
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Final verdict: Tacos + mezcal + uptown hipsters = an acceptable gentrification of downtown Oakland.
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Different kinds of artists have played different roles in gentrification, McElroy said.
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If New York was really a melting pot gentrification wouldn't be thing.
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Neighborhoods that had seen little investment in years were bracing for gentrification.
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Also, hadn't this particular spot witnessed straight-up gentrification since the Dutch?
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When art galleries open in the neighborhood, it's another sign of gentrification.
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In Oakland, zoning and development policies have led to rapid, extreme gentrification.
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The Cass Corridor neighborhood in Detroit is a strong example of gentrification.
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We now discovered that gentrification and tourism have reached into these districts.
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Moskowitz makes a strong case for the broader logic: Gentrification, at its
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Moskowitz explains it in How to Kill a City: Gentrification, Inequality, and
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The funds also support inclusive skate events, parties, and anti-gentrification meetings.
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But also, in this new world we live in, we have gentrification.
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Like other hip neighborhoods turned hipster, Shoreditch has become synonymous with gentrification.
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It was even turned into a much-debated synonym for gentrification: Shoreditchification.
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I saw other signs of gentrification when I was working [in Parkdale].
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This has accelerated a pattern of gentrification that forces out black residents.
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The accelerating gentrification of East London meant rising land values in Hackney.
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In a derelict hotel, six holdouts resist the gentrification of Skid Row.
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The fast pace of growth and gentrification is pushing out longtime residents.
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They sense gentrification by fiat — another neighborhood sacrificed to the tech elite.
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However, today gentrification has pushed new lyricists into a fragmented DIY scene.
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Many other locals also oppose the changes, which they disparagingly call gentrification.
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"I wasn't trying to make a comment on [Harlem's gentrification]," she said.
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It's still gentrification, but it's even more egregious, maybe, because it's us.
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We originally expected to tell a story about gentrification through his perspective.
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"For our families, it's often the tides of gentrification," Mr. Bowles said.
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I refer to this trend as the gentrification of social change movements.
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They also raise questions about the effect on neighborhood development and gentrification.
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But the influx has also ignited concerns about affordability, displacement and gentrification.
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Gentrification looms over the "freakishness and fun-loving spirit" of the boardwalk.
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And officials disagreed with the idea that affordable housing projects exacerbate gentrification.
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One effect of gentrification is to make this inequality harder to ignore.
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If we're not careful, gentrification could drive a permanent wedge between us.
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When gentrification touched us that way, we knew we had to move.
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"That's one of the epicenters of gentrification in the city," she said.
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He suggested looking beyond the galleries for the true enablers of gentrification.
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Mayfield performed movements that translated the vocabulary of gentrification into physical space.
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A gentrification story often unspools as a morality play, with bohemians playing a central if ambiguous part: their arrival can signal that a neighborhood is undergoing gentrification, but so can their departure, as rising rents increasingly bring economic stratification.
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So gentrification is happening and reducing crime in the Tenderloin, but it's slow.
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If gentrification originally was kind of bottom-up, this is definitely top-down.
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And San Francisco's much-ballyhooed reputation recently of a city undergoing extreme gentrification.
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The forgotten artwork's reemergence tells a story of gentrification and DC's Black community.
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To see what gentrification looks like, you have only to cross the river.
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Gentrification has also played a hand in destroying street food and drinking spots.
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The gentrification also plays up the dissonance the characters feel throughout the movie.
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That's brought jobs and wealth, as well as gentrification and skyrocketing housing prices.
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It's a neighborhood with a storied history of fierce, principled resistance to gentrification.
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What Jahmal calls the "negative parts" of gentrification aren't apparent in the work.
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Similarly, some respondents questioned whether longtime residents were actually being displaced by gentrification.
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But streets have, for some years now, been depoliticised, because of gentrification, businesses.
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In that way, it's the story of gentrification, of a culture under attack.
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Typically, the progenitors of gentrification are white, but what about when they're not?
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Sometimes a single artwork can both criticize and inadvertently fuel gentrification, McElroy said.
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Empty lot gentrification has its own issues: It can create downtowns for elites.
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To Ms. Gil, skateboarding represents a cry of dissent against the city's gentrification.
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If your neighborhood is rapidly becoming more diverse, it's probably because of gentrification.
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The arrangement also seemed to resolve the ethical dilemma of contributing to gentrification.
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But change was coming from many directions, not only gentrification, Mr. Shaboodien said.
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Now people are flocking here due to rapid gentrification and limitless selfie opportunities.
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At that moment, the issue of gentrification became personal for her, she says.
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They might instead cite flood insurance costs, gentrification, or lack of affordable housing.
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But while Ms. Rosales was away, gentrification changed the fabric of the neighborhood.
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Tobi addresses themes like gentrification, overcoming anxiety and, well, being cool as hell.
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But spunk, determination and a growing push for gentrification have brought major changes.
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The architecture was doing a lot of work signaling the arrival of gentrification.
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His plan, critics say, ignited rapid gentrification and pushed out people of color.
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The spread of gentrification in California is driven by the lack of housing.
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What is your experience with the people being displaced by gentrification in Vancouver?
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We're on the verge of losing Little Haiti to gentrification, first of all.
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Increasingly glittery, it's undergoing the outward changes that might imply gentrification anywhere else.
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In "Radio Golf," which focuses on gentrification, the "Bedford Hills Redevelopment, Inc." exists.
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He's based in Oakland, where tensions over gentrification and homelessness have been rising.
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Schlichtman, Patch and Hill study gentrification, they confess, because they are gentrifiers themselves.
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Gentrification is the main engine of free-market desegregation in cities these days.
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Even so, he laments the speed at which gentrification is transforming the neighborhood.
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How much change is necessary to stay afloat on the waves of gentrification?
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From another, a Boomer hypocrite, who benefited smartly from gentrification before decrying it.
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That way, we know exactly what we lose in the process of gentrification.
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Black Bridge Village, for now, is right on the cusp of that gentrification.
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Aside from millennials, hipsters are also closely associated with the phenomenon of gentrification.
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But he's also blamed for increased gentrification and income inequality in his hometown.
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Does Boyle Heights stand a chance of surviving the latest wave of gentrification?
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It's also a perfect place to witness the unbridled gentrification of the city.
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I loved its vibrant look at life and its mournful take on gentrification.
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The incident amplified a rumbling debate over the impact of gentrification in a city that has seen rapid economic and demographic change—according to the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, the most widespread gentrification of any major metro area in the country.
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And as gentrification increases the number of these spaces, this can create huge difficulties.
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"This is a symbol of the larger issues of gentrification and violence," she said.
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And gentrification has made the traditional role of an independent intellectual all but impossible.
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Today, gentrification and urban displacement are among the biggest challenges confronting Mexican American communities.
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Experts say gentrification is a byproduct of factors that include demographics, economics and ethnicity.
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A development of luxury homes in Cambridge, England, was tagged with anti-gentrification graffiti.
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I talked an older woman professor about gentrification and the history of New York.
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The project drew opposition from community advocates who feared it would lead to gentrification.
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"'Gentrification' is but a more pleasing name for white supremacy," wrote Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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Members of BHAAAD, Defend Boyle Heights, or other anti-gentrification groups were not present.
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Nearby gentrification is sprouting in a few trendy coffee bars and a sleek creperie.
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"We don't want to be vehicles of gentrification, but it happens anyway," Wong says.
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Through inclusive democratic communities, we may very well find an ethical pace to gentrification.
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That said, for all intents and purposes, Hollywood needs to stop with the gentrification.
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Just as it is affecting people, gentrification is displacing the city's wild animals, too.
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It's a shame though, because I guess that is the first step towards gentrification.
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It resembles a kind of gentrification: one that happens concurrently across global urban centers.
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The conversation about popular cities has made academics and policy analysts timid about gentrification.
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Yuppification, gentrification—whatever you want to call it, Park Slope is its poster child.
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Crime and poverty scarred the pre-gentrification Lower East Side of Mr. Marte's youth.
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How will the candidates' housing and urban development policies address homelessness and gentrification issues?
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It comes with a side of controversy about race, class, cultural appropriation and gentrification.
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Young restaurateurs know how gentrification works; they've witnessed it in Brooklyn and San Francisco.
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New York program on at Film Forum last month: that the gentrification of the
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Gentrification is one of the things, but there are so many things in there.
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One thing not living in Detroit that I hear about a lot is gentrification.
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This isn't the first time anti-gentrification organizations have focused on the Brooklyn Museum.
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But as poor people are priced out of our neighboring Wicker Park, gentrification looms.
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In this era of "hyper-gentrification," New Yorkers have a fraught relationship with Starbucks.
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The intersection of race and class amid gentrification is old terrain for independent film.
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The city of Atlanta has one of highest gentrification rates in the United States.
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Jason: I think Vegandale is a problem, I think it does contribute to gentrification.
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The centerpiece is Betty Yu's deeply researched inquiry into the gentrification of Sunset Park.
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Both Colbert and Trevor Noah worried that gentrification might be taking hold of Westeros.
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It's the Supercade that makes the town go feral, as gentrification leads to chaos.
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In contemporary urban environments, dispossession often takes the form of gentrification, homelessness, and negligence.
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Ms. Cruz said disaster recovery meant engaging in a battle over gentrification, as well.
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We have international tech corporations based here, causing huge bursts of development and gentrification.
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In the animation, you see Philadelphia's swift gentrification unfold in a matter of minutes.
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Despite the gentrification, the district also has a lengthy history of violent civil unrest.
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Young artistic types are the tip of the spear when it comes to gentrification.
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But they can also hasten "green gentrification," pushing housing prices up and residents out.
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Charleston's East Side is grappling with both gentrification and a recent uptick in homicides.
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With his cabaret imperiled by gentrification, he tries to keep all his performers happy.
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It's a show that grapples with acceptance, mental health, faith, gentrification, alcoholism and bigotry.
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"A lot of times, people get nervous about gentrification and understandably so," he said.
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Otherwise, gentrification will continue to drive people from the places where they have history.
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Gentrification can have different effects regionally than it might have on a national scale.
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Activists took over the revered theater on Friday to protest the city's accelerating gentrification.
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Many opposed the project, saying its inclusion of market-rate condominiums would hasten gentrification.
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So what creates a "slack" housing market where gentrification can be a win-win?
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Halsey Street, a debut novel from Naima Coster, is a story about family, a story about art, and a story about gentrification; more specifically, it is a story about family splintering and evolving and art cracking and expanding under the pressures of gentrification.
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Unfortunately, this has brought many of the disadvantages and few of the perks of gentrification.
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Greenification, gentrification 20 minutes away, Millvale is the city's most public clean energy success story.
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Other local friends have migrated to East End, another neighborhood undergoing its own gentrification crisis.
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Globally, this kind of sweeping displacement happens often, in the name of development and gentrification.
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"It was a community which has changed dramatically by what people call gentrification," he said.
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Gentrification is one reason for the increased scores, notes Matthew Chingos of the Urban Institute.
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Opposing gentrification has become a way for people to display their anti-racist bona fides.
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A lot of people are being pushed out, and there's all these issues about gentrification.
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But without further ado… Gentrification is real and Issa (Issa Rae) is watching it happen.
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The study finds considerable evidence of climate gentrification, and for the elevation hypothesis in particular.
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The threat of Camden's gentrification has hit the sellers of clothes and other goods, too.
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Cities have fought Airbnb on its contributions to urban gentrification, rising rents, and landlord abuses.
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In a sense, this makes the area "immune" to gentrification, for better or for worse.
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Whole Foods Market, a potent symbol of gentrification, will soon open on West 2000th Street.
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In a de-industrialized small city like North Adams, Massachusetts, for example, gentrification is welcomed.
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They asked her for space within the show for works addressing real estate and gentrification.
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Except, over the last decade or so, Hackney has been the subject of aggressive gentrification.
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Speaking of gentrification, there's a reason London is so expensive: Everyone wants to live there.
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"We like to see the work that we do as self-gentrification," Ms. Carter said.
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Rising rents and gentrification chased him from one location to the next for several years.
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Our arts community is undergoing a lot of change in response to our city's gentrification.
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The Bo-Kaap's post-apartheid transformation follows a familiar pattern of gentrification in this city.
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Especially when they take place in broad daylight in downtown Manhattan before Bloomberg-era gentrification.
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Nos Quedamos and their founder Yolanda Garcia, for example, stopped gentrification here in the 90s.
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But it's been the most resistant neighborhood to gentrification that I've seen in the city.
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But he also said there is some truth in concerns that transit could bring gentrification.
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Gentrification has not had a huge impact on the Red Cat's business Mr. Bradley said.
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GREENFIELD It's the looming fear in the show, but the show isn't necessarily about gentrification.
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And what's really stopping gentrification, he asked, from pushing further east, into more disadvantaged areas?
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We've been pulverized to a fine pulp with stories of its irrevocable gentrification and homogenization.
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Several factors prompted the area's gentrification, including the elevated High Line that opened in 2009.
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In a precursor to today's sweeping gentrification, artists began taking over the neighborhood's tenement buildings.
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Residents fear that Amazon will exacerbate New York City's rapid gentrification and overcrowded transportation problems.
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It was written in response to an article about gentrification by the artist Charles Gaines.
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People who have been harassed and evicted by landlords, the police, and ICE understand gentrification.
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He pondered the uniquely American history of Detroit, with insights about race, migration and gentrification.
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"People often write and talk about gentrification in numbers, statistics and economic terms," he said.
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"We could call 'gentrification' another word for 'progress,'" he said, eyeing the last few participants.
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In Chicago's Boystown, gentrification has replaced some gay-centric retail stores with more mainstream offerings.
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Are wealthy Midwesterners causing too much gentrification, as Eric Adams, the Brooklyn borough president, suggested?
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Platzer takes on topics as big as God, money, parenthood, marriage, gentrification and police violence.
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Seventy percent of residents are African-American, a figure that usually declines as gentrification occurs.
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And while gentrification does increase out-migration, it does not do so by very much.
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Market-rate lofts on the southern edge of the precinct presage a wave of gentrification.
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New research concludes that a drop in violent crime in many cities is spurring gentrification.
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"Consequently, we think that this variable is likely to be a proxy for gentrification itself."
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To prevent such social dislocation, we need to lessen the incentives that are driving gentrification.
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The artists' works touch on such issues as gentrification, gender politics, globalization, racism and homelessness.
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Still, gentrification is a complex social phenomenon that is often distilled into a simple argument.
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Their presence are signs not that gentrification is coming, but that it has already arrived.
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Harlem notably has grown more white with gentrification, but it also has become more Hispanic.
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Palestinians often protest the home purchases, saying that it's part of an ideological gentrification effort.
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The conversation turned (as it often does) to gentrification and rising rents in the 'burg.
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They've sought refuge in cities, fleeing the oppressive straightness of the suburbs and the rest of the US. But they've also directly benefitted from gentrification, and been used as pawns by real estate developers to help kick off the gentrification of neighborhoods and entire cities.
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Anti-gentrification activists say bills to add more housing will only make displacement worse, while landlords say bills to provide rent control to tenants will only make displacement and gentrification worse, while residents of single-family neighborhoods say apartment buildings shouldn't be near homes.
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The opposite of gentrification is not a quirky and charming enclave that stays affordable forever; the opposite of gentrification is a decline in prices that reflects the transformation of a once desirable neighborhood into one that is looking more like a ghetto every day.
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In this case, they wrote, performed, and recorded an album, which was their take on gentrification.
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There are many abandoned spaces that artists take over and gentrification works at a slower pace.
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Our biggest problem is gentrification which is a high-class problem relative what we're looking at.
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But when it comes to gentrification, when it comes to real estate, he isn't doing anything.
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EV Grieve and I would talk about it as the gentrification of the East Village blogosphere.
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The most important differentiation for tech companies to make is that gentrification doesn't necessarily mean revitalization.
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We met up with Cabán in Ridgewood, Queens, a diverse neighborhood in the throes of gentrification.
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I'm painfully aware that I am partly responsible for the gentrification of this once diverse neighborhood.
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Kahn said that cities are allowing developers to wipe out warehouses and artists' spaces through gentrification.
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It's full of symbolizing Indigenous relationship to the land while also critiquing the rise of gentrification.
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Part of what is behind Little Haiti's gentrification, however, is just the growing trend toward urbanism.
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The song switches from a playful grifter's story to a realization about gentrification and corporate lobbying.
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JG: Do you think you will still be able to create a space that resists gentrification?
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Gentrification has been so thoroughly demonised that a mere discussion of its benefits might seem subversive.
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The neighborhoods "undergoing the strongest gentrification pressures" are the same ones with the most Airbnb listings.
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A 2016 city study of gentrification noted more than 1,000 families move to Denver every month.
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Jahmal says the exhibition is in part about widening the perspective of the debate around gentrification.
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My perspective on gentrification is that it is happening to black people all over the world.
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The tourist thing that also causes some sort of gentrification of culture all over the place.
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"Let's call it what it is: elitism and corporate gentrification," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The influence of gentrification, and increased security measures have, Joe says, made clubs comparable to prisons.
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"This case placed gentrification on trial for the first time," said Ogden's attorney James E. Nervig.
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Today, it has been changed by immigration, redistricting and gentrification, and includes a strong Dominican influence.
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And what racist legislation couldn't accomplish, gentrification has stepped in to take care of the rest.
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Like many who surf the wave of Brooklyn gentrification, his attitude about Fort Greene is complicated.
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Property values increase dramatically as gentrification spreads throughout the neighborhood, often pushing rents higher and higher.
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" Moscow, he said, is undergoing "real gentrification in the sense that it is becoming more gentle.
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"We are not talking about something going on all over America, which is gentrification," he said.
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They are calling for more decent-paying jobs that could blunt the displacement effects of gentrification.
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Back at home, Lillian the anti-gentrification crusader says she'll show Kimmy how to get angry.
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This history is important to remember if we're ever going to challenge the forces of gentrification.
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But LGBTQ people, especially white gay men and lesbians, also began to become complicit in gentrification.
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Tuesday's deadly tornado was not the first to play a role in the city's gentrification drama.
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Meanwhile, there's ever more to see, as the slow-cooker of progress — or is it gentrification?
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They worry about the ayahuasca retreat gentrification even as they usher more people in the door.
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The theater's closing marks the end of a tradition slowly choked by digital smut and gentrification.
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Rinks in major metropolitan areas have been shuttering over the last decade, largely felled by gentrification.
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CaSa represents a standard sort of gentrification, where progress and access are bundled up with development.
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I'm also well aware that white tourists like me are part of the forces of gentrification.
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"What you're seeing now is revitalization, but also gentrification," said Amy Quinn, Asbury Park's deputy mayor.
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After all, at this point, the East Village is arguably in a state of post-gentrification.
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Gentrification, rising housing costs, and a homelessness crisis are just some of the issues plaguing them.
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You can't stop gentrification, but sometimes you can fool it while it's looking the other way.
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When gentrification makes the old neighborhood but a melancholy memory, where do the old-timers go?
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As with all development and gentrification, you could call change like this both good and bad.
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In the past decade, development has spread across Brooklyn, raising concerns about gentrification among some residents.
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City officials say the rezoning will combat the gentrification that is already occurring in the neighborhood.
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He saw potential in the short-term vacancies caused by turnover, development wait times, and gentrification.
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And she wants to please her girlfriend, a community organizer who equates art galleries with gentrification.
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Oakland Gentrification in Oakland has become a focal point as the Bay Area gets increasingly expensive.
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They've also been working with Marvila residents to identify key concerns like urban voids and gentrification.
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He also taught his audience about the word "gentrification": "It's like a magic trick," Murphy said.
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A few miles past the border, gentrification picks up again and melts into Detroit's Midtown district.
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But now the city is trying to regulate what has elsewhere proved to be unstoppable: gentrification.
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It was not called gentrification at the time or at any time in the succeeding years.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's $1.4 billion plan to bring resources to Brooklyn is stirring fear of gentrification.
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Gentrification had brought him to the Bronx from Brooklyn after his Fort Greene neighborhood changed drastically.
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"There's so much acrimony in New York City today over overdevelopment and gentrification," said Mr. Moelis.
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Implementing it will involve challenges ranging from short-term traffic problems to blowback generated by gentrification.
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"There's a real big issue when it comes to art and gentrification, displacement, and whiteness," she added.
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And with it came the inevitable tides of gentrification, culminating with the Tompkins Square riots in 1988.
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Superior Donuts is unusual on this list for tacking subject matter TV almost always glosses over: gentrification.
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When we talk about what I call hyper-gentrification in New York, it's really a global problem.
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Facebook's success has led to gentrification and hardship in some towns close to its Menlo Park headquarters.
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Two years ago, the city even created a task force to mitigate the negative impacts of gentrification.
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Going in, they were unfamiliar with the heated debate over art and gentrification happening in Boyle Heights.
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So basically, it's like a High Line, except they're putting the train back in to boost gentrification.
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Subject-wise, he deals in intimacy, modernity, post-truth politics, globalization, and even the gentrification of London.
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But the real story of gentrification and disenfranchisement in Chicago are heavily biased against people of color.
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In San Francisco 2.0, gentrification usually hurts OG inhabitants struggling to keep up with the tech boom.
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Framed as a form of resistance to gentrification and the UNTITLED art fair, the project is imperfect.
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Of course with gentrification the negative parts can be the displacement of longtime residents in the community.
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The bill was also opposed by groups concerned about gentrification in neighborhoods already pummeled by rising rents.
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Gentrification is not simply an economic transformation of a neighborhood, but is a racial transformation as well.
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Everywhere, residents feel they are being pushed out, and it's not just because of gentrification or inflation.
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In some neighborhoods, formal ownership has led to gentrification, as residents sell hillside homes to wealthier people.
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He called it "gentefication," a combination of the word "gentrification" and the Spanish word for "people" ("gente").
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If gentrification is happening, it might as well be from people who care about the existing culture.
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Defend Boyle Heights (DBH) is the now infamous activist coalition committed to fighting gentrification in the barrio.
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Gentrification is a mechanism of power, and ethnicity is only one way that power can be wielded.
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"Gentrification is in full force now," says Father Reginald Jean-Mary of Notre Dame D'Haiti Catholic congregation.
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Gentrification still threatens the area but government policies have been put in place to protect its identity.
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Today it is home to franchised boutiques and faux-French bistros, a by-word for bloodless gentrification.
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Every block in a city has markers—of neglect; of gentrification and elitism, and everything in between.
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The report attributed the spike to gentrification, specifically the arrival of more young, white, college-educated residents.
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The neighborhood has largely resisted the forces of gentrification sweeping Brooklyn's western coast (the side facing Manhattan).
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She even hosts Sunday salons to discuss race, gender and gentrification — all issues relevant to her patrons.
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Gentrification, and the relentless shrinking of affordable places to live, is a subject heavy on their minds.
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He has mused upon child abuse, his own sexual life, fantasies, fear, anger, gentrification, politics, and capitalism.
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These raccoons — and their leader, the Trash King — grew out of Esposito's concerns about gentrification and technology.
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Though Going into Town does briefly touch on the gentrification of Manhattan, it is not its focus.
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More recently, sex workers were deeply involved in anti-gentrification protests around Gezi Park in Istanbul, Turkey.
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He talks about gentrification in New York ("There were dice games and love stories in those buildings").
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"You used your charisma, your pretty face, to push this very ugly gentrification," he said to me.
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It also asserts that transit brings unwanted gentrification to some areas, while failing to reach others altogether.
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The show is set in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles, which is facing looming gentrification.
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Essentially, she said, Dean pleaded ignorance of Rubinstein's significant role in the gentrification of the South Bronx.
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But allowing our differences to isolate us into monocultural communities only hastens the whitewashing caused by gentrification.
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Visual immigration and gentrification narratives will be the focus of the 21945th annual Photoville festival in Brooklyn.
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The best parts of Vida's approach to showing the costs of gentrification come when it's most personal.
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These new buyers have become a symbol of a bigger problem: The gentrification of the interior West.
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As mayor in the 483s, Capuano presided over the gentrification of the once scruffy, working class town.
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Anti-gentrification advocates worried the bill would lead to the displacement of people living in existing neighborhoods.
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Hyper-gentrification has radically altered the look and feel of the place over the last 30 years.
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He opened the bar in 1969, and he said that Harlem's gentrification has been good for him.
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It has drawn anti-gentrification protests, including one during Ms. Owens's opening at the Whitney last week.
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The episode and the series understand that gentrification isn't merely a brute force but an insidious one.
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The struggle between the traditional and the trendy is evident here, amid signs of gentrification and poverty.
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Our proximity to San Francisco and (traditionally) lower housing costs have fostered an enormous wave of gentrification.
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But, like so many artists in a changing Berlin, he is grappling with the issue of gentrification.
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Its tight cluster of shops and restaurants along Greenpoint Avenue recall pre-gentrification Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg.
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The paper also suggests there might be positive effects of gentrification for the children of original residents.
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And it is no wonder artists have taken an interest in gentrification — they are often its bellwether.
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Gentrification has driven a lot of low-income residents to Frankford, and that sometimes leads to violence.
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But if you do affordable housing right and jobs right, you can avoid some of the gentrification.
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Themes of gentrification and cultural appropriation center the work, all boldly delivered by Ms. Segarra's billowing vibrato.
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His depiction of the gentrification of Costa Rica by privileged Americans who settle there is one exception.
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Older denizens of the square complain of the gentrification and commercialization that have come with its popularity.
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But it would mean accelerating the pace at which gentrification reshapes the built environment of those neighborhoods.
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Some are calling it GENTEfication, a term that marries the word "gente", Spanish for people, with gentrification.
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Threatened by gentrification and zoned for industrial use, the future of Rhinoceropolis is uncertain if not bleak.
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"If they can read code, they can understand why gentrification is a problem in the TL," he says.
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As a native Brooklynite, Colon says gentrification has made her feel "like a tourist" in her own neighborhood.
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I see some ebb and flow, but it's going to take a lot more gentrification to eliminate it.
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Detergent attacks during gallery openings, anti-gentrification graffiti and harassment via social media have put owners on edge.
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People have already taken to Twitter to call out the grocery chain for gentrification, cultural appropriation, and more.
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The majority of this displacement is attributed directly to the surge in rental prices brought on by gentrification.
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He's also executive-producing a remake of Candyman, the cult horror movie about gentrification that influenced Get Out.
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Unfortunately, Harlem's unique black culture is one that is rapidly disappearing as gentrification takes hold of the city.
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In Atlanta, by some counts America's gayest city, queer and trans artists of color are fighting rapid gentrification.
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The album explores themes such as gentrification, technology, alienation, revolution and the mind-numbing effects of prescription drugs.
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But recent gentrification, which has caused steadily rising property taxes, is having a real effect on the community.
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They even persuade the EU that the Port Sunshine boozer must be part of the gentrification of Leith.
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Gentrification might have proved a passing fad, had it not been for favourable government policy and economic trends.
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The uptick coincides with the neighborhood's gentrification, with more white people moving in and homes getting more expensive.
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I'm a scholar of go-go and a longtime commentator on gentrification, so it sends my imagination reeling.
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The uptick coincides with the neighborhood's gentrification, with more white people moving in, and homes getting more expensive.
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We caught up with Ferrera who gave us the rundown on the show and her opinion on gentrification.
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The instant Superior Donuts reveals its gentrification theme, it gains access to lots of extra territory for humor.
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A follow-up study by Mr Freeman, using a nationwide sample, found scant association between gentrification and displacement.
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"Changing a name could be seen as an extreme example of gentrification," Forth said in a phone interview.
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This allows for gentrification without redevelopment, pitting the poorest people in New York against a superficial tourism market.
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The influx of new residents has led to unprecedented levels of development, alongside housing shortages, displacement, and gentrification.
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But looming even darker on the horizon is the spectre of what Wong calls "graffitification," or graffiti-gentrification.
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The city's vibrant streetscape has been threatened by the hyper-gentrification of the last five or ten years.
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SB-827 failed because anti-gentrification activists joined forces with comfortable homeowners in affluent neighborhoods to kill reform.
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As Zipp and Storring make clear, however, the great, unaddressed subject in Jacobs's best-known work is gentrification.
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That number hasn't grown much over the years, thanks to gentrification, big corporations, and perhaps lack of awareness.
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To find out how gentrification has impacted those who are still there, I chatted with some local folks.
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When it comes to gentrification, it's so easy for it to happen because we don't own the land.
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As the title suggests, the series is about gentrification — specifically in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Boyle Heights.
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Activists say this informality protects favela residents from gentrification, as big investors aren't interested in properties lacking titles.
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With Latino populations concentrated in high-demand areas, the pressure of gentrification is also driving up costs. Rep.
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One film, Demon's Gate, a creepy, thought-provoking take on gentrification, was shot in Tokyo with Japanese actors.
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Te music itself isn't super conscious, but it weighs in on subjects that revolve around gentrification and whatnot.
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I am currently writing about the intersections of race, gender, and the gentrification of Chinatowns across the country.
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This sense of alienation, and the suggestion that gentrification will outlive any scientific abomination, are what ultimately linger.
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Talk of gentrification and displacement can often feel daunting and, as Henry pointed out in our chat, inevitable.
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Focusing on technology may widen inequality, while the upgrades raise the risk of gentrification and evictions, she said.
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On both sides of the Atlantic, globalization, gentrification, de-industrialization and digitization have estranged us from each other.
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"I think gentrification will definitely happen, but the challenge of village government will be to maintain that diversity."
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In the US, academics and urban planners first started extensively talking about and debating gentrification in the 1970s.
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Or, more precisely, is there a kind of gentrification that would be welcomed in a place like Hartford?
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Concerns over gentrification beyond Austin's city center have grown, and Austin's famed music venues are getting priced out.
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But why not look to North Adams, Pittsburgh or Columbus for examples of a different kind of gentrification?
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In Brooklyn, gentrification seems to have the opposite effect: It kills off the art that helped inspire it.
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In 1981, before full-scale gentrification, before mass incarceration, the city seemed starkly drawn in black and white.
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Affordable housing is almost non-existent in many major cities where gentrification has uprooted long standing black residents.
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The days of white-washed gentrification and "We Love Peckham" tote bags still gleamed well in the future.
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Anti-gentrification activists are calling on the museum to create a "Decolonization Commission" after a controversial curatorial hire.
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The surrounding area didn't follow the typical gentrification pattern where people moved in and then commercial came along.
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Gentrification, particularly in hip districts like Kreuzberg and neighboring Neukölln, has bumped living costs and displaced longterm residents.
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"There has been a gentrification tornado spinning through North Nashville for the last 10 years," said the Rev.
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Many believe bike lanes make a city more accessible, while others see them as a tool of gentrification.
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And Ted Hearne opened his newest theatrical work, "Place," a stylized exploration of gentrification, privilege and personal history.
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Tom Edsall had an important column on the tensions around gentrification that are creating problems for the Democrats.
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By the late 2000s, the building had been dilapidated for some time, despite the gentrification of Wicker Park.
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"Gentrification is accelerating at an alarming rate—they now call South Tottenham 'Soto', for fuck's sake," says Lurke.
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In part three, we will take a look at the primary challenges in expanding superblocks: traffic and gentrification.
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It can be an agent of gentrification or an agent for transformation […] It is too early to tell.
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Apple's planned expansion has raised a host of unanswered questions about traffic, gentrification, affordability and competition for jobs.
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PSSST's rightful departure confirms the importance of fighting against the "common sense" notion that gentrification is supposedly inevitable.
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"With gentrification, no one talks about people who get moved out — that's never the conversation," Mr. Lee said.
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They made a fancy members-only post-gentrification-New York club in San Francisco which was considered lame.
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The second took place in a comfortable kitchen in Vauxhall, in the inner-London gentrification belt (Bagehot sponged).
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The resulting gentrification threatens the livelihoods of some renters, including many of the city's nonwhite and L.G.B.T. residents.
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It's important to note that RiNo is as much a story of gentrification as it is of growth.
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"School Colors" is an eight-part documentary from Brooklyn Deep that explores the emotions and politics surrounding gentrification.
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For decades now, it has been considered a harbinger of gentrification: There goes the neighborhood, here's a Starbucks.
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But it's also true that Starbucks doesn't feel quite so much like the gentrification indicator it once was.
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Like in my sociology class, I wrote an essay on the good aspects of gentrification in San Francisco.
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But in "Stateway Condo Gentrification" Drain zooms out, giving us a 360-degree rendering of the housing project.
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LONDON — Hackney Wick seems one of the few areas of London that's still on the cusp of gentrification.
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Rising rents and gentrification are also killing the vibe — plus, it's hard to make money from a club.
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She got money from the same tech companies that her tenants accused of being the agents of gentrification.
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Despite residents' efforts to fight gentrification, Playa del Rey isn't immune to the tech boom in its backyard.
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The Brooklyn borough president, Eric Adams, sparked a conversation on gentrification and what makes someone a New Yorker.
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He also blamed gentrification of the area and an influx of money from white investors for the opposition.
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But a few urban-centric issues had a surprising presence in the contest, such as gentrification and poverty.
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It is the subject of a few memes, including one that riffs on the gentrification of the sandwich.
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Mr. Hamilton sees gentrification as not just a literal event, but also as a metaphor for growing old.
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"While gentrification in Atlanta is already an issue, HQ2 would permanently cement this disastrous transformation," the site noted.
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Mr. Castiblanco finds himself caught in an awkward spot — an anti-gentrification activist forced out by economic development.
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A Latino neighborhood, Irish before that, the modern Mission has been the heart of the city's gentrification battle.
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The group also calls for solutions to racially charged issues in society, such as gentrification and police brutality.
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But New York is really proving to be the anti-Silicon Valley by curbing gentrification through affordable housing.
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But the extreme gentrification of the city is a sensitive topic, and the level of homelessness is shocking.
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It's not surprising that "gentrification" has become a more capacious idea lately: The phenomena it describes seem inescapable.
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This sustained effort has built up a reservoir of resilience the community can tap as it fights gentrification.
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But other realities crept in: gentrification, changing landscapes, police brutality — all themes she has woven into her photographs.
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But Kane at least gets more to do this season, as Lillian launches a doomed pushback against gentrification.
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Will future episodes replace the gold standard with Friedmanian economics and show us the gentrification of Flea Bottom?
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They investigate the controversy but do not contact the local community activists who instigated the anti-gentrification protest.
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A few individuals at the talk were of an aging generation that moved to Chelsea before its hyper-gentrification and argued that, in their experience, art communities are unrelated to gentrification; they are just forced to move into areas that with cheap rent so they can afford living and studio space.
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"Gentrification always has a beginning and the beginning may not be displacement; it may be part of a market movement," said Mr. Della Fave, who was a member of the Hoboken City Council in the late 1980s and early 1990s when the gentrification of that city was in its infancy.
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But thanks to the borough's rapid gentrification, Turrell must confront new and unforeseen challenges that threaten his work's purity.
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Besides the lack of focus on spillovers, there is also this anti-gentrification line that always grates on me.
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"There are real issues about displacement and gentrification, but it's stereotypical to say tech doesn't care," he tells me.
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Though from the '80s, the work abysmally relevant to contemporary conversations on gentrification and the true cost of capitalism.
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The revival of Ponte is often lumped in with the gentrification taking place in parts of inner-city Johannesburg.
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The city, according to one recent study, is undergoing the most intense gentrification in the country, displacing many residents.
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We dragged gentrification along with us, this liminal time seemed to be a tipping point, and subsequently, a twilight.
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They were interested, Professor Grant said, but after 10 minutes they asked to return to a discussion on gentrification.
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Art becomes alienating when entities and individuals refuse to acknowledge their personal and structural impacts that contribute to gentrification.
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They have formed tenant unions, staged rent strikes, and employed a sort of harm reduction approach to rampant gentrification.
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Gente-Fied is a web series about the gentrification of Boyle Heights, a predominately Latino community in Los Angeles.
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Having raised the spectre of gentrification, you left readers with no way to gauge its pervasiveness across opportunity zones.
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Gentrification is a hot topic in most major German cities these days—especially in downtown Berlin, Hamburg, and Leipzig.
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BERLIN – Berlin police say activists protesting rising rents and gentrification in the German capital have occupied nine vacant buildings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Displacement and gentrification in Manhattan's Chinatown has accelerated in the last few years.
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What began in part as a search for more space and a better life has been accelerated by gentrification.
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Then come the leftist activists who favour rent control, massive public-housing spending and who think gentrification is terrible.
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There will be speeches about Black Lives Matter, the minimum wage, gentrification, prisoner rights, HIV/AIDS and other topics.
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She ran on a platform of housing policy, focussing on the prevention of gentrification in Cambridge's low-income neighborhoods.
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We weren't allowed to negotiate a stake in what was being addressed—issues like gentrification and precarities around work.
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Over the years, however, gentrification has begun to erase these distinct features that make Little Haiti a special place.
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To Burke Harris, toxic stress is not about enduring a long line at Starbucks, being ghosted, gentrification, or negativity.
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London gallery Arcadia Missa will relocate from Peckham to Soho, a move its founder, Rózsa Farkas, attributed to gentrification.
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Gentrification is a nationwide crisis that many with roots in inner cities are facing at alarming rates right now.
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For Kate, the campaign is about protecting the identity of the post-industrial city from this weirdly superficial gentrification.
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I'm not even talking so much about gentrification as the fact that we don't look into our own neighborhood.
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Through La Morada, open since 2009, the family has fought gentrification, deportations and what they see as unjustified arrests.
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It is also home to some of the fiercest anti-gentrification, black, labor, and homeless movements in the nation.
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Depictions of children hanging from nooses during Halloween are a symptom of the gentrification problem in Brooklyn, neighbors said.
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Extreme gentrification takes place in the highest-rent, highest-demand places like San Francisco or New York's Greenwich Village.
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By 2014, the East Village "had reached a tipping point, where gentrification was not fun anymore," Ms. Vasiliu said.
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With protesters in the park carrying signs with messages like "gentrification is class war," the police rushed the park.
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There was a construction site across the street as part of the growing onslaught of gentrification in the neighborhood.
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Although gentrification sounds positive, the lower income residents who originally lived there often get priced out of the neighborhood.
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"With gentrification, the city has a considerably higher tax base for both residents and businesses," Goldson told Business Insider.
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My walk from downtown to Findlay Market was notable for the sudden flashes of gentrification every couple of streets.
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Absolutely. If there is what you call gentrification and the housing expenses are just going up, that's no solution.
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This has been one cause of the city's rapidly increasing rental and purchase prices for housing, gentrification and homelessness.
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With the Talk of the Town about gentrification, and the middling review of the play within the movie Birdman?
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But she fears it might serve as another step toward gentrification if developers used it as a selling point.
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She lives in San Francisco and mourns its gentrification at the hands of venture capitalists and tech start-ups.
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One index of gentrification may be the ease with which you can locate a four-pack of Bartles & Jaymes.
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I go ever year, it's a must, I come mainly because I'm against Nazis, and everything that promotes gentrification.
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Most clubs we have to make ourselves because gentrification has erased places like The Tacheles or the Hanger Ostkreuz.
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Many artists are adapting to Los Angeles's perpetual transformation, which is fueled by commercialization, development, gentrification, and financial interests.
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A condominium now looms over the building, and the owners recently replaced the piss trough with urinals (goddamn gentrification).
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And in no part of Austin is gentrification more topical than in East Austin, which has experienced its brunt.
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This is Peckham High Street, which seems to have resisted the gentrification that's occurred in other areas of London.
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"It's like gentrification refugees," said Gerard D. Miller Jr., a housing counselor with Brooklyn Neighborhood Services, a nonprofit group.
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It explores themes of gentrification, cultural identity, love and loss with a nuanced lens and a humorous, full heart.
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It illuminates the inextricable connection of the body to technology in some unexpected spheres like gentrification, spirituality, and gender.
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The second is gentrification, the risk that rents inside superblocks will rise and longtime residents will be forced out.
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"It was a difficult life for them, and they were standing up to the forces of gentrification," she said.
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Yet, few of the gallerists I spoke with ever mentioned gentrification — which reads to me as a blinkered perspective.
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Probably, because Wiener has gotten construction unions on board, and he has addressed some of the concerns about gentrification.
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She recommends "gap financing" to address the issues and to keep gentrification from driving people out of their neighborhoods.
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She recommended "gap financing" to address the issues, and to keep gentrification from driving people out of their neighborhoods.
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The riverfront tract in Long Island City scored a 9 on that investment scale, and was flagged for gentrification.
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Gentrification also pushed go-go artists out of the city, and with them went the ubiquity of its sound.
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However, the threat of gentrification from rising land prices and climate change pose real challenges to the island's residents.
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Gradually, despite a period of gentrification that pushed out some people, it's been passed down to the next generation.
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" 'Gentrification,' " Lumley says, is a word that "would really be resented" by the residents, nor is it particularly apt.
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It's also low-key about gentrification in Los Angeles, and the struggle to survive a winner-takes-all economy.
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And in some neighborhoods, they have been met with resistance amid fears that they were a trigger for gentrification.
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You should start with Ginia Bellafante's column in The Times, about Claus Meyer's anti-gentrification restaurant in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
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The "Will & Grace" reboot ignores New York's tortured class warfare of gentrification because the entire cast *is* the gentry.
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Cyrel Troster and Sylvia Lassam of the neighborhood's historical society showed us Kensington's historic buildings and new bohemian gentrification.
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Required Reading • Listen to the episode on Williamsburg of WNYC's "There Goes the Neighborhood," a podcast on urban gentrification.
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And while median rents in the South Bronx are still lower than elsewhere, data suggests gentrification is taking hold.
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Bleecker Street, Mr. Moss said, is a prime example of high-rent blight, a symptom of late-stage gentrification.
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With rare exception, gentrification proceeds in the modern era either by exploiting the past (often tastelessly) or obliterating it.
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Some Austinites that are against the gentrification of East Austin formed a group called "Defend Our Hoodz" in 2016.
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"We are a revolutionary organization standing for working-class neighborhoods against displacement and gentrification," Defend Our Hoodz told Insider.
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Gentrification of poorer and middle-class neighborhoods on the part of middle-class black people is a similar phenomenon.
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According to UCLA's Center for Neighborhood Knowledge, gentrification rose by 16% in Los Angeles County between 5003 and 2015.
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"We have such a long way to go before you will start seeing the prospect of gentrification," he added.
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It's an old neighborhood in transition, a working-class, predominantly Latino area facing gentrification as developers revamp historic buildings.
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There's lots of talk about the gentrification happening here, and when I first moved in, I felt self-conscious.
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"The risk of displacement — even in the absence of traditional gentrification — is real for most Newarkers," the report said.
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Others worried about the potential for gentrification, leading to the displacement of the area's mostly black and Latino residents.
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"This plan counters gentrification, largely because of the housing component, and the jobs component," he said in an interview.
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As the term spread through academic journals and then the popular press, "gentrification," like "ghetto," became harder to define.
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"The New Brooklyn" is her admirably clearheaded assessment of the borough that sometimes seems the epicenter of American gentrification.
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But where most people see only stress and angst in the face of rapid gentrification, some artists find inspiration.
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GUAYNABO, Puerto Rico – Carmen Torres has fought off overreaching city officials, gentrification and the punishing winds of Hurricane Maria.
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Gentrification was transforming the neighborhood — soon there might be no one left who recognized the world in these pictures.
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Watch: Three returning sitcoms depict New York life in the era of gentrification, student-loan debt and gig work.
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I understand gentrification — I don't think it's this evil thing — but certain things like this you have to preserve.
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Gentrification is always on the periphery, always in the negative space of so many conversations that take place here.
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Its neighborhoods — East Flatbush, Flatlands, Canarsie, Mill Basin, Marine Park, Gerritsen Beach — are diverse, affordable and unspoiled by gentrification.
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And yet it's culture — and its perceived appropriation — that has ingrained itself in the way we think about gentrification.
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Harlem's turf is getting smaller, and what's making slowly shrivel into a husk of its former self is gentrification.
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"Gentrification" is such a buzzword here, because the fabric of San Francisco is these districts that are very distinctive.
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The galleries are acting as forces of gentrification, causing rents to rise and the local community to be displaced.
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She added that, by extension, the aims of the action were to transform the Volksbühne into an anti-gentrification center.
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I grapple with the fact that I am one of the outsiders who moved here and am contributing to gentrification.
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Gentrification means that, if there are fewer brothels to work in, then there are fewer legal jobs for sex workers.
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Anti-gentrification activists in Boyle Heights and downtown have succeeded in their efforts to close at least one art gallery.
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Shieber's pointed argument falls in line with the wider debate about gentrification and the steep inequality of today's digital economy.
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I was expecting to see a few more Black people at the show, despite the gentrification in the Bay Area.
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So writes journalist Peter Moskowitz in How To Kill A City, a book on gentrification in America, published this week.
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And, it's not like ruminations on gentrification or the meaning of art always lend themselves to Lost-style twisting riddles.
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Due to gentrification pressures and skyrocketing demand, displacement is far too real a threat for too many of our renters.
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Thankfully, the gentrification wave that hit Detroit neighborhoods like Corktown and Midtown crested and crashed just south of our border.
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But if it is undergoing gentrification it is by people selling avocados in supermarkets rather than eating them in cafés.
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Gentrification, Webber pointed out, has meant that the high cost of living has disproportionately affected black residents of the city.
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Local housing activists also say that Facebook has accelerated gentrification and is directly responsible for displacing families, reported the Guardian.
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Convening panels and breakouts will address themes of gentrification, organizational transitions, collective action, race and gender equity, and critical production.
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How might we tune our listening away from those with powerful art world platforms to those most impacted by gentrification?
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The reality is that gentrification in Venice Beach has been happening for a long time now, since around the 1980s.
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I think a black art gallery that shows only artists of color is a symbol of our feelings toward gentrification.
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BHAAAD, meanwhile, will be holding its own meeting in the neighborhood in March on the topics of artwashing and gentrification.
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The supposed ills of gentrification—which might be more neutrally defined as poorer urban neighbourhoods becoming wealthier—lack rigorous support.
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"GVA have a pretty horrible history of gentrification projects, and were responsible for the homeless spikes in Manchester," explains Aisha.
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It's a classic gentrification story: a brand-new, expensive development built next to an established, lower-income, historically black community.
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These bands addressed a host of issues they didn't find reflected in other punk communities, like immigration, gentrification, and deportation.
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Amid a few signs of construction and gentrification, like remodeled theaters and hotels, are bodegas, shelters, supportive housing, aid agencies.
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Thousands of families were displaced; thousands of apartments will take their place and make gentrification worse than it already is.
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But shipping in a bunch of tech workers and their ilk could also mean even higher rent and worse gentrification.
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Nationally gentrification was 20 percent for the period following the 2000 Census, more than double the rate of the 2023s.
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Morel's venue is in the city's north-east 18th district, a traditionally working-class neighborhood showing tentative signs of gentrification.
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Over the phone, Juvenile and I discussed the Cash Money days, gentrification in New Orleans, and his new T-shirts.
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"You can't just bundle cultural appropriation and gentrification and call that a company," tweeted Daniel Mortenson, a Brooklyn freelance writer.
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I was careful not to bring up the topic of gentrification, explicitly because I didn't want to bias the responses.
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The creators of New York's High Line wish they had paid more attention to the gentrification problem before building began.
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Together, the group of community organizers have also successfully expelled businesses and non-profits that they've deemed culpable of gentrification.
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In many ways, Chinatown is an island, sheltered from the steadfast gentrification creeping across San Francisco like its famous fog.
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Carol Kane's talents are grossly underused, and her constant objection to any form of gentrification has reached levels beyond parody.
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New luxury towers, increasing gentrification and the glitz that New York City displays are not the measure of the city.
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Thanks to Atari, you too can take control of your own march toward gentrification, one spa center at a time.
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These projects have allowed low- and middle-income families to remain in Harlem despite increasing gentrification and housing market fluctuations.
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Scott also argued that the vast majority of zones didn't show signs of gentrification at the time they were nominated.
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There is something about black neighborhoods, or at least poor black neighborhoods, that seem to make them irresistible to gentrification.
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Clinton also talked about issues like gentrification and gun violence and told congregants how difficult it was to be president.
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"This whole gentrification thing forgets that this is a nitty-gritty city, and not some posh resort," Mr. Fletcher said.
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Although gentrification does push minorities out of their neighborhoods, there is evidence that some remain, creating a more diverse neighborhood.
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Their story began at Earwax Records in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in 2000, as the neighborhood's gentrification was just beginning to accelerate.
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Gentrification has brought a busy high street filled with gastro pubs, cafes, hair salons, boutiques and a good French bistro.
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"As people get paid more and work in tech jobs, rents and housing go up and gentrification happens," she said.
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Gentrification regularly prompts the discontinuation of long-tenured housing without sensitivity to the economic future of those who are displaced.
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Both events have fueled an ongoing conversation about race, gentrification and homelessness in the Bay Area and around the nation.
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Participants can see firsthand how gentrification has shaped the borough, and trace some of the routes of the Underground Railroad.
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A streetcar line "would accelerate gentrification and accelerate the displacement of industry, low-income renters and property owners," he said.
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With "Neighborhood," which has its preview today, we had to ask, what does gentrification in New York City sound like?
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Lillian is against gentrification because it pushed out the restaurant where her dearly departed husband asked her to marry him.
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But, as gentrification goes, the construction of Maboneng is driving rent up and as a result, forcing some into homelessness.
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As gentrification continues in the city, local artists are leading more grassroots initiatives to put resources into their own communities.
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The park became an anti-gentrification symbol of the resistance that began during the final term of Mayor Ed Koch.
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Q: Do you see gentrification in Istanbul and other Western influence in Turkey as threats or positives to Turkey's identity?
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And the students are overwhelmingly black and low-income — even lower-income than before Katrina — so gentrification isn't a factor.
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But it is a classic tale of gentrification and profit-taking on the Brooklyn waterfront over the past two decades.
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In the midst of the debates over traffic and gentrification, superblocks are in an odd position, both cause and cure.
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Gentrification has certainly had a negative effect, but it's also made some places look a lot nicer, if more dull.
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The neighborhood has long been synonymous with drugs, prostitution, and homelessness, and it's now the city's final frontier for gentrification.
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That's what forced low-income people out of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and stoked rapid gentrification there, he added.
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He's guilty about the part he's played in the neighborhood's gentrification, having moved there from the South a decade earlier.
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When S.B. 827 failed, it was opposed by the mayor of Beverly Hills, the Sierra Club and anti-gentrification advocates.
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Large-scale gentrification, which occurred in the Prenzlauer Berg district in what was East Berlin, is still a ways off.
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Young people may have a part in the gentrification process because of consumerism and desire for the coolest, trendiest shit.
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The work could probably reflect other fears of incremental, unstoppable changes: the gradual erosion of democratic safeguards, say, or gentrification.
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But gentrification is changing Little Haiti, which is bounded by Avenue H, Brooklyn Avenue, Parkside Avenue and East 16th Street.
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The song serves as a wry critique on gentrification and modern attempts to use wealth to overcome one's perceived blackness.
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" Indeed, according to the press release, the show "explores the concept of home in the age of gentrification and displacement.
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The houses were sold with an "anti-gentrification" clause designed to ensure that the homes remain affordable for local residents.
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I feel it myself, for example, walking through Washington, D.C., or Brooklyn, where gentrification has blown through like a storm.
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"I think there's room for some gentrification, but I hope it's never going to be a complete redo," she said.
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The Shortlist HOW TO KILL A CITY Gentrification, Inequality, and the Fight for the Neighborhood By Peter Moskowitz 248 pp.
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There are already signs of the market and neighborhoods pushing back against the glut of new development and subsequent gentrification.
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It's an understated satire on gentrification, in which multiracial affluence doesn't provide immunity from the ancient clashes of urban life.
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Reagan spurred the 1980s surge in economic growth, gentrification and ultimately wealth, but rival politicians saw this as a loophole.
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But it now comes highly recommended by locals for its growing food scene and small-town vibes despite steady gentrification.
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While Roemer's updated version tackles gentrification in San Francisco, it still has the same technicolor quality of the 1954 original.
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Danny, known as Junior until adulthood, grew up on West 68th Street, before gentrification, and then in the South Bronx.
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The group makes reasonable arguments about gentrification in the wake of HQ2 and its swarm of richly compensated techie workforce.
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With another development planned at the site of a baseball stadium, local officials are trying to achieve revitalization without gentrification.
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In the paper, which was based on city survey data, they came close to debunking the very idea of gentrification.
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Second, the notion that the term "gentrification" was ever value-neutral is belied by the root of the word itself.
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Sharkey offers fresh takes on issues like gentrification and the achievement gap that will trouble both liberal and conservative orthodoxies.
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Modestly taxing gentrification is unlikely to drive tech companies into suburbia; their employees increasingly prefer the amenities of city life.
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"The Gentrification of Addiction" read one headline in The Philadelphia Inquirer, "Why Is the Opioid Epidemic Overwhelmingly White?" asked NPR.
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Despite pressure from community groups, owner Eva Chimento said she was not moving the gallery because of anti-gentrification protests.
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It's a neighborhood on the verge of gentrification and she is determined to help it keep a strong black identity.
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The two Venice Beach natives and reformed gangsters are fighting to save their hometown's spirit from a wave of gentrification.
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But research from Veronica Guerrieri, Daniel Hartley, and Erik Hurst shows that it reflects a more general economics of gentrification.
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Why would you intentionally pitch a product as expediting gentrification and killing businesses specifically associated with people of color and immigrants?
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Fairy Bread's simplicity has saved it from the gentrification many favourite childhood foods undergo at the hands of consciously "quirky" chefs.
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Granted, certain parts of the outer boroughs now sport more and more glass and steel high-rises, thanks to skyrocketing gentrification.
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Local communities don't often see the benefits of gentrification that newer, more privileged people do in those hip new wine shops.
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Anti-gentrification activists have claimed that Van Bramer took up the mantle only when community backlash made that position politically advantageous.
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In terms of class, we are quite obviously sited within a post industrial site in the midst of an improbable gentrification.
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Meanwhile, rents continue to rise due to growing gentrification, resulting in small businesses feeling the pressure and being forced to close.
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Gentrification and the vast wealth invested in the city's real estate industry create high incentives for landlords to oust poor tenants.
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We write in hopes that more artists will finally break with their sense of exceptionalism and consider their roles in gentrification.
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To my delight, there's a ton of stuff in this plan about urbanism, transit, the housing crisis, affordable housing, and gentrification.
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In another particularly Rashomon-like episode, an APAN subcommittee was formed to address gentrification and met for 45 minutes with protestors.
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The Bronx and a few remaining places in Brooklyn are seen as the last holdouts against gentrification in New York City.
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And he has signed tax legislation that enriches real estate investors and encourages gentrification, rather than needed investment in affordable housing.
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Longtime California residents have seen developers misbehave before, overbuilding luxury units and displacing residents in entire neighborhoods with waves of gentrification.
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" These artists, Panetta told the NYT, are "grappling with questions about race, gender, financial inequality, gentrification, the vulnerability of the body.
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Deceptively simple, Donut County is all about the pleasures of destruction — while simultaneously tackling serious subjects like online divisiveness and gentrification.
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The battle for Boyle Heights isn't over, but signs are that the system is working to silence those fighting gentrification. 16.
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Although it tends to be linked to ethnicity, gentrification can be instantiated without regard to one's skin color or cultural background.
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The anti-gentrification organizing and activism by DBH has received plenty of exposure around the country, both in celebration and condemnation.
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What would gentrification mean to you if you can't afford to live in the community you've lived in your whole life?
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In addition, the event offered a chance to build greater awareness of the organizing that's already happening in Brooklyn around gentrification.
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It drew vociferous protests from anti-gentrification neighborhood groups last November when it rented space to the Brooklyn Real Estate Summit.
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Sadly, a rallying cry of the anti-gentrification movement — "development without displacement" — has fallen on deaf ears in my beloved Harlem.
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Brooklyn, which is undergoing an aggressive wave of gentrification, is rife with property owners who engage in these practices with impunity.
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Verdict: Not so much gentrification, more just an emblem of all the shitty jobs that post-industrial Britain has gifted us.
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Climate-driven issues that threaten them range from zoning and gentrification to community land trusts to permaculture to preserving industrial areas.
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It is their families who are being driven out of affordable housing because of gentrification, and are victims of drug addiction.
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Yet despite much talk of diversity and tradition, Mr. Levine has little fresh to say about gentrification issues or documentary storytelling.
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With that kind of change comes a typical byproduct of gentrification, where new white residents complain away forms of black expression.
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Despite the gentrification of Little Ukraine (and its corresponding rent increases), Markian Surmach was not exactly forced out of his store.
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The organization works with private landowners, property developers, and local authorities to create new studios and protect existing ones from gentrification.
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It's an ongoing battle with gentrification, but I think culture does survive because you work out a way to do it.
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Many admired its endurance to withstand gentrification, but given the transient nature of murals, were not surprised by its eventual fate.
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Or could redevelopment and gentrification be so successful that it pushes out the same underprivileged residents who so desperately need it?
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Genteel farmland, then a byword for urban blight, and now the apotheosis of hipsterdom and gentrification—Brooklyn has seen it all.
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McDougall-Hunt is hardly on the brink of gentrification, but it has shifted from an impoverished pocket into a potential opportunity.
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This local investment is what can halt powerful gentrification forces, not the eventual and continuous movement encouraged by a rental economy.
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Outside the Bernabéu, fans could buy half-and-half scarves, that great symbol of the gentrification of the game in Europe.
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In those heady dark days, few spoke about gentrification or the supposedly ominous specter of new companies entering New York City.
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Many residents fear that Amazon's arrival will only intensify the gentrification making the neighborhood less affordable for people of limited means.
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They discussed issues important to central Brooklyn, like how to stop "the gentrification steamroller," according to an aide to the congressman.
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Just outside the door, there were classic markers of early-stage gentrification speckled throughout downtown: a Shake Shack, a Lululemon store.
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The party's history could be considered somewhat similar to that of a fugitive though: running from the cops, running from gentrification.
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Even in New York, where he bunks with his Caribbean-American in-laws in Brooklyn, Schlichtman still fears he's spurring gentrification.
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Allapattah is a working-class neighborhood that's quickly becoming an "art district," and fears of gentrification and displacement are well-founded.
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But the year was 2012, and the forces of gentrification were already swallowing up sections of the largely Latino Mission District.
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It's the fate awaiting La Bodega Gallery in San Diego's Barrio Logan neighborhood, a predominantly Latinx area under threat of gentrification.
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Black-on-black crime is out of control and gentrification displaced nearly 6900,2628 blacks in Washington over the past 28503 years.
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In previous attempts, Wiener's idea was criticized for exacerbating gentrification and handing over development plans from local officials to state bureaucrats.
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The latest version offered greater control to local officials and delayed the legislation's impact in low-income areas sensitive to gentrification.
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And now, facing the steamroller of gentrification, even Coney Island's quirky circus sideshow could be forced to confront an uncertain future.
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"It's unfortunate that artists are often on the front lines of gentrification, because they're looking for cheap places, too," she said.
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No one knows if this will address the district's greater needs or be a stepping stone on the path to gentrification.
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And with a Target and a Whole Foods on the way, it seems Holly's gentrification will only continue to take place.
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The analysis suggests the direct economic impact of gentrification is muted on those who leave as well as those who stay.
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Its arrival has prompted a lot of questions about whether it will trigger even more gentrification in an already gentrifying city.
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But artists are not immune to the effects of gentrification, either, so why shouldn't it find its way into their art?
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First, it suggests that whenever the socio-economic, racial and/or ethnic composition of a neighborhood changes, it is called gentrification.
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Words are always shifting in their meanings, but what has happened to the word "gentrification" is something of a special case.
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"Gentrification is already here," said John Matos, a graffiti artist known as Crash, who owns the WallWorks New York art gallery.
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"How Nashville Became One Big Bachelorette Party," by Anne Helen Petersen, is really a story about the gentrification propelled by visitors.
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If gentrification is helping push down crime in inner-city neighborhoods, it's not happening everywhere — or even in very many cities.
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A nightclub advocacy group went before the German Parliament to request new laws that will protect the nation's clubs from gentrification.
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Establishments like these are the canaries of gentrification, opening in neighborhoods where rent is cheap and foretelling the increases to come.
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Chimento Contemporary and MaRS are joining the list of galleries relocating from Boyle Heights, a neighborhood long marked by gentrification tensions.
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Art galleries in the area have been accused by community organizers of contributing to gentrification and displacement of long-time residents.
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A few years ago, protesters hurled rocks at tech worker commuter buses that have become symbols of new money and gentrification.
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The word "gentrification" was coined almost offhandedly in 1964, by the British sociologist Ruth Glass, in an essay about postwar London.
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In this way, the work is self-critical and asks what artists' roles are in the process of gentrification and development.
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And the more media attention is paid to workplace inequality, gentrification and the wealth gap, the more their bias is confirmed.
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"Major policy and ordinance decisions by the different levels of our government are what create gentrification," he told Hyperallegic via email.
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The compelling cultural storytelling of 21949 podcasts includes the value of hoarding, the gentrification of art districts, and one mysterious skeleton.
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One city that's seen an entire area altered by the forces of dishwater dull gentrification is Manchester's once alternative Northern Quarter.
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Relaxing these zoning rules would transform gentrification of neighborhoods in generally affluent cities into a win-win that benefits the poor.
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They were a stark contrast to a rapidly developing downtown at the center of a constant debate, straddling revitalization and gentrification.
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The artist John Criscitello protested the gentrification of Capitol Hill, Seattle's gayborhood, with a series of compelling posters decrying Amazon's brogrammer colonizers.
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"Just because gentrification is happening doesn't mean crime drops precipitously," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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From the new museums opening downtown, housing astonishing collections, to the protests in Boyle Heights over gentrification, LA is undergoing a metamorphosis.
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It's become code for "cultural failings" versus actual geographic locations, and ignores the gentrification that is actually making urban areas less black.
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Cape Town's urban segregation made headlines recently when demonstrations against the sale of publicly owned land highlighted the human impact of gentrification.
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But gentrification has pushed many of them out to less safe areas, such as Spring Avenue and Lagow Street in South Dallas.
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The area is clearly on track for rapid gentrification: You see signs for new luxury condos destined to arise in empty lots.
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But watching the bachelorettes of Nashville against the backdrop of citywide gentrification reminded me of how mindlessly I did all of it.
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Berghain's lawyer, Peter Raue, was not concerned with gentrification, urban development or a grand battle for the soul of European sub-culture.
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It beckons visitors while subverting commercial marketing tactics, critically questioning assumptions about who belongs in museums and culture's potential role in gentrification.
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How might artists take responsibility for how we alter people's lives, in terms of the impacts of real estate speculation and gentrification?
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In the real world, Bushwick is known as a budding hipster enclave, and racialized tension over gentrification runs unevenly through the film.
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But the debate over the move has raised thorny issues of race, class and gentrification in a quickly changing part of Brooklyn.
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While opinions differ on what constitutes gentrification, this methodology examines population size, median income, median home values, and post-secondary educational attainment.
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"People are really fucking lazy here and the vibe is so chill that some things, like gentrification, are slow processes," he explains.
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The term "Gente-Fied" was coined by the people of Boyle Heights and it means the gentrification of a community from within.
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One of the things that this series is exploring [is] how much of a certain culture gets buried and ignored in gentrification.
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Gentrification steers cash into deprived neighbourhoods and brings people into depopulated areas through market forces, all without the necessity of governmental intervention.
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They reflect the state of a neighborhood plagued with a notoriously filthy waterway but also experiencing gentrification and soaring real estate prices.
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Particularly these days in New York, where all anyone can talk about is gentrification and outlandish rental costs, there's still housing discrimination.
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Nuckols agreed, because she wasn't a fan of the "nasty comments about gentrification" that Brooks made after the whole rabbit thing either.
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Activists, unions and lawmakers in New York managed to drive out Amazon's HQ2, which they said would lead to gentrification in Queens.
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For Queens residents, their worries hit home in LIC, a neighborhood that has already seen rapid gentrification over the last ten years.
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Anti-gentrification activists have shot at tech-workers' commuter buses with pellet guns and vandalised the whizzy electric scooters dotting the pavements.
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In the first episode, a transgender character demands to be addressed with respect; the entire neighborhood grapples with the consequences of gentrification.
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Alicia Boyd from The Movement to Protect the People followed with an impassioned speech on the gentrification of black neighborhoods in Brooklyn.
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"West Denver was a good solution to help long-term residents fight off that dislocation that often comes from gentrification," she says.
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Renn said the great economic divide is also present in cities, though playing out in different ways, such as debates around gentrification.
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Tracey Pinkard, cofounder of the collective, discussed the growing disconnect and alienation her kids feel toward the continued gentrification of their neighborhood.
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Related: An Artful Deconstruction of London's Gentrification Problem Sinatra's New York, Immortalized as Miniatures 156 Artists Explore Living and Working in NYC
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Amazon also faced anti-gentrification sentiment in a city where income inequality and a lack of affordable housing have become major concerns.
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That type of stuff is to take our community — and forget gentrification, it's real genocide, and it's been like that for years.
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And it's then that we understand the gentrification of Jimmie's San Francisco isn't an attack on authenticity; it's an attack on belonging.
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What is seen by some as economic development in the city's fastest growing borough is seen by others as whitewashing and gentrification.
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Seoul didn't let the private sector in quite as much, it didn't have quite the gentrification elements that later games have had.
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What, I wonder, do Birkett and Cathcart say to the argument that gentrification is putting everything they seek to praise at risk?
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I know it's very much related to some kind of gentrification of taste, because you don't have to move from the hotel.
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But the transformations wrought by gentrification can reshape a community within a very few years, potentially erasing a neighborhood's history and identity.
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It could also lead to gentrification, especially along a stretch where low-rent housing sits close to the former General Motors site.
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But gentrification overtook Dumbo, which hugs the East River and provides breathtaking views of the skyline and a quick commute to Manhattan.
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The district suffers from severe inequality and homelessness, and has been one of the areas most devastated by gentrification in the nation.
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Over the past few decades, gentrification debates have migrated from the pages of academic journals into the streets and the mainstream press.
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While doing research on the economic health of Hartford, one of us asked the head of a downtown Hartford nonprofit about gentrification.
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While some neighborhoods experience positive outcomes, gentrification studies are mostly concerned with access to housing, public space and the loss of community.
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The gentrification debates should also not blind us to what made New York and San Francisco attractive cities in the first place.
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In Nashville, the debate over HQ2 has gotten caught up in a broader discussion of gentrification, race and the consequences of growth.
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Journey for Justice, a national alliance of community organizations, paints a disturbing picture of the role of charter school expansion in gentrification.
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The rapid gentrification of the Chelsea neighborhood in Manhattan is put under a microscope in Marc Levin's documentary "Class Divide," on HBO.
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And breaking the traditional gentrification mold, much of the evolution in these neighborhoods hasn't fallen into the hands of the big brands.
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I thought my English was good — after all, I can give a 90-minute lecture on racism, gentrification and Middle Eastern politics.
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Their 19893-year-old son makes a new best pal, but the boys' friendship may not survive their parents' battles over gentrification.
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The Breakfast Incident went down in Margate, which gentrification watchers will know is now a locus for the cool London-living exodus.
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A similar park is planned for Vine City near Proctor Creek—what that means as far as gentrification remains to be seen.
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Timing of the effort to get state and federal recognition for the district is critical because of gentrification, said Christopher N. Matthews.
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The latest American city to get swept up in a fast-moving tidal wave of gentrification, today's Detroit manifests a split personality.
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Gentrification and history, hope and adversity collide on the triangular corner of Lafayette and Michigan Ave—the birthplace of the Coney Island.
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But gentrification had threatened to suffocate the subculture known as leather that it celebrates - until city authorities stepped in earlier this year.
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Most of the speakers who followed started off by identifying themselves as on one side or the other of the gentrification demarcation.
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She said gentrification is pushing people out of their communities, and usually to more unstable places, away from jobs and their families.
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So much of our community is dealing with gentrification and the people running for elected office don't even know what it means.
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Importantly, all three works honor and identify the efforts of existing residents to shape their own communities in the face of gentrification.
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It's a necessary and important gesture to shed light on Chinatown's story versus erasing it, which is what often happens with gentrification.
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On Wednesday, gentrification concerns were not a top priority for many Nashville residents who were simply trying to clean up their neighborhoods.
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They're telling the stories of their communities, about gentrification, about what it means to be at home and to have an identity.
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For them, this was distinguishing feature of gentrification: the families with children moved out and were being replaced by newcomers without children.
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In each, black characters confront (among other things) gentrification, a polite word for what, in effect, is a form of white colonization.
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Gentrification. The city's construction boom is digging up burrows, forcing more rats out into the open, scientists and pest control experts say.
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Time, gentrification and predatory business practices have kept the club on the move, and not bound to a single venue or neighborhood.
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Amazon should have been honestly and openly vetted before it sinks its teeth into an already troubled culture of gentrification and inequality.
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DBH and BHAAAD celebrate the artists and art workers who have taken a rightful and courageous side in the struggle against gentrification.
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I know people are frustrated about gentrification happening in the city, but the reality is, we live in a free market society.
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Some of the most important debates underway in the city are about gentrification of minority neighborhoods and the future of urban spaces.
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Opponents say the proliferation of sites like Airbnb and HomeAway has hurt the hotel industry, and has inflated rents and worsened gentrification.
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Campaigning in South Carolina after the document's release, Senator Bernie Sanders held forth largely on affordable housing and the consequences of gentrification.
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It has been six years between studio albums for Oneida, the long-running Brooklyn band that lost its old studio to gentrification.
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Yet even with a short running time the filmmakers don't shy away from more complex issues — racial tensions, gentrification, art and anger.
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Ask where the groups fighting gentrification would like to meet, and what they see as the most urgent work to be done.
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Gentrification in its current form has been tearing up communities from New York City to New Orleans, from Detroit to Los Angeles.
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The novel and its tensions promise some thematic heft, touching on race, occupation, gentrification and who deserves the right to a home.
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But some remnants of those old bargains remained, long after the neighborhood was nearly devoured by Chinatown and then succumbed to gentrification.
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This means Sunday's Brooklyn Community Forum on Anti-Gentrification and Displacement will be rescheduled, though a new date has not been set.
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While gentrification can improve an area, it can also jack up the cost of living, a worry in middle-class Crown Heights.
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But even as gentrification looms, the borough offers some of the last remaining bargains in the city, for locals and newcomers alike.
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Among eight serious candidates vying to succeed Mr. Reed, gentrification, development and the gap between rich and poor emerged as crucial issues.
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It was one of the poorest areas in London but is now seen as an example of urban regeneration and housing gentrification.
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The area has seen steady gentrification, with new shops and businesses opening and home prices on the rise, since the early 2000s.
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Rich with multileveled allusions, the raps confront gentrification, nativism, the dumbing-down of hip-hop and the rise of Donald J. Trump.
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Land Value Urban gentrification has created not only painfully hip neighborhoods but also driven up the value of property in city centers.
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Many of the same concerns over gentrification could arise as the line is ultimately extended uptown to 125th Street in East Harlem.
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"I don't think any city has come up with a solution to gentrification," said June Raven Romero, who plays the temperance crusader.
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In Nashville, the debate over HQ2 has gotten caught up in a broader discussion of gentrification, race and the consequences of growth.
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Many of these high-rises have restaurant spaces down below, which give the developers an opportunity to nudge gentrification in another direction.
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Today, African-Americans make up 19 percent of the city's population, and gentrification is pushing many of them out, Ms. Schmidt said.
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Aaron and Amelia have recently purchased a home in the historically black neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, a battleground in gentrification.
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Chief among those conditions are young people suffering from low pay and skyrocketing rents, and widespread anger at tax breaks and gentrification.
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Airspace, at its most sinister, has effectively flattened local variety, and come to be seen as the aesthetic of gentrification and whitewashing.
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Residents are skeptical that any plan inviting development can insulate the neighborhood from the rampant gentrification that has swept across New York.
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A larger debate brewed over the future of public housing in New Orleans, a subject fraught with charges of gentrification and discrimination.
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They create a measure of gentrification based on the change in the neighbourhood population aged 613 or more with a bachelor's degree.
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A few kilometers from the Bosphorus shore, Fikirtepe is home to one of the most notorious gentrification projects in Turkey's biggest city.
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But like the "right of first refusal" rule, which depends on flush state funding, many of the anti-gentrification measures have limitations.
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They produced a paper called "Gentrification and Displacement: New York City in the 1990s," which has been roiling the debate ever since.
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In the ghetto narrative, a poor neighborhood falls victim to isolation; in the gentrification narrative, a poor neighborhood falls victim to invasion.
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Mr. Todd praises Petworth's family-friendliness, walkability and abundant new housing and services, but is mindful of the strains posed by gentrification.
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While gentrification has been underway in New York for far longer than in Oakland, leaving fewer unregulated art spaces, some still remain.
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That has set off new debates over gentrification and what obligations the tech sector has to the cities where it has offices.
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The street is lined with bright-colored bars and restaurants, all with an authentic bistro-like vibe, in spite of gentrification. Hungry?
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Known for his themes critical of Turkish governmentality, Özgür investigates the relationship between society and political structures, urban gentrification, memory, and history.
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Hard to imagine in a city where public space is ever more privatized, and gentrification has marched headlong with more aggressive policing.
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I think I'll move back, but I don't know if I want to participate in the whole gentrification of every neighborhood, anywhere.
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Because it favors those who are financially able to move, it selects for the affluent and, he acknowledged, raises questions of gentrification.
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The work asks what the word "neighbor" means and at the same time alludes to issues of gentrification relevant to the area.
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It had a violent setback with the outbreak of AIDS and the consequence of ruthless gentrification starting in the mid/late 80s.
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In the world of sprawling suburbs and gentrification, many of us don't know our neighbors, and they don't care to know us.
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JM: Risk takers and queers and – and these people have been co-opted by larger forces as the shock troops of gentrification, right?
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Activists from as far away as Los Angeles and Vancouver came to Manhattan's Chinatown to address the role of art galleries in gentrification.
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"Many factors, like gentrification and the fight for marriage equality, have contributed to the rise in homonormality," city chronicler Jeremiah Moss told Musto.
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As I dug deeper into the cultures of Venice Beach, I began to take note of the effects of gentrification in the area.
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Because Rutgers is a public institution, Mr Livingston has significant latitude under the First Amendment to make anti-gentrification broadsides in inflammatory terms.
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Suddenly, she had gone from a mayor dealing with local angst over gentrification and high housing prices to a national figure on immigration.
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"I watched the gentrification of neighborhoods in Brooklyn travel along the train lines, and thought this made too much sense," Mr. Charney said.
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In these circumstances, arguing against gentrification can amount to insistence that poor neighbourhoods remain poor and that racially segregated neighbourhoods stay cut off.
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Tenant rights activists blame gentrification and real estate policies favoring high-end commercial and residential developments that are squeezing out low-income housing.
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In the era of ruthless gentrification—where lower income families are displaced or priced out of their homes—Airbnb is an added stressor.
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To head off gentrification, the city may soon mandate that 20% of large housing be set aside for low- and moderate-income households.
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Buttigieg ran for mayor on a platform to revitalize his hometown, but some of those progressive plans have since been characterized as gentrification.
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The past few seasons of Shameless have been pretty committed to calling out the gentrification happening in too many of America's major cities.
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"Certain businesses consider these people to be low rent people that they want out of Hollywood… It's gentrification at its worse," Balke explains.
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Finally, this Sunday, the long-awaited Brooklyn Community Forum on Anti-Gentrification and Displacement will happen, featuring performances, panels, a workshop, and more.
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In 2017 Samanta Helou-Hernandez created an Instagram account paying tribute to Virgil Village, a vibrant, predominantly Latino community currently experiencing rapid gentrification.
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Rallying her fellow artists and art business owners, Lee formed AAD to help educate people in the art world about issues of gentrification.
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San Francisco, the changes, the gentrification that you were talking about in your song decades ago are happening because of these same people.
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The perception among those who have left is that gentrification has in part helped brighten neighborhoods, but it's also forever tarnished the community.
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San Francisco residents, for instance, have frequently thrown rocks at company buses they viewed as symbols of gentrification driving out longtime city dwellers.
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It's worth asking if the city facilitates gentrification by offering encouragement with 24-hour permits only to clubs outside of the city center.
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Update, 2718/2698/1783, 2178:24pm: The Brooklyn Museum declined to comment on the latest letter from the coalition of anti-gentrification organizations.
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Of course, the Brooklyn Museum is hardly alone; the Brooklyn Academy of Music has also fuelled the engine of gentrification in downtown Brooklyn.
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We got drunk and discussed nostalgia, authenticity, gentrification, and how to find the best bars no matter where you are in the world.
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The lower cube shows the life of a woman working an office job in San Francisco, arguably the pinnacle of ongoing urban gentrification.
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"A lot of these problems have been exacerbated by the tech boom, from affordability and gentrification to homelessness and gridlock on our streets."
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There are studies that say poverty is a bigger issue for these families than is gentrification, the latter of which is fairly rare.
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Obviously, she hates the idea, wary of the hipsters and gentrification it will inevitably bring with it, and decides to filibuster the proposal.
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Concurrent with this demographic shift is an undeniable wave of gentrification and a reinvigorated tourism industry that capitalizes on New Orleans' idiosyncratic culture.
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However, the installation's meditative purpose was interrupted by a harsh reminder of the neighborhood's rapid gentrification, after temporary construction scaffolding peeked into view.
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But this is the problem with gentrification — what James, with all due respect, doesn't get, but what that boy on Eighth Avenue did.
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Upper Manhattan has lost black and Puerto Rican residents — partly because of rising rents caused by gentrification — while gaining white and Dominican residents.
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Across the country, a reversal in urban flight has ignited debates over gentrification, wealth, generational change and the definition of the modern city.
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This may come as close as we can now get, in a political system obeisant to private enterprise, to balancing equity with gentrification.
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An all-day event planned for Sunday — Brooklyn Community Forum on Anti-Gentrification and Displacement — will be rescheduled for a later, unspecified date.
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The location doesn't escape gentrification, however: The Eagle Rock/Highland Park neighborhoods are also rapidly gentrifying, even without the building of art museums.
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