So what we found was that in gentrified areas and gentrified census tracts, there were more complaints per capita, right.
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I would have to become one to find out, and seeing as they look like gentrified trash, the first step was to wake up on my friend's couch in gentrified east London.
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That's how you know a neighborhood is really getting gentrified.
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Sounds a lot like the gentrified precincts of Brooklyn, right?
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There are also a lot of emerging galleries in gentrified areas.
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Doubtfire of the White House—General Doubtfire [because he's] gentrified everything.
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But, also, Austin had got too gentrified, too popular, too expensive.
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Lesbians have been gentrified out of a lot of those neighborhoods.
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The main commercial streets, Vanderbilt and Washington Avenues, have become increasingly gentrified.
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The real estate had been gentrified to make way for bigger companies.
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I mean, most of Seattle is gentrified now, but then, it wasn't.
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Except for Afghani Gun Juggling, but whatever, that's gentrified as hell now.
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Diverse areas in and around San Francisco became gentrified, trendy -- and pricey.
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"It's getting gentrified," he said, gesturing toward his smart purple button-down.
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The film was originally shot in Fort Greene before it was gentrified.
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"Here, there's no crisis," Mr. Rueda said of the gentrified downtown area.
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"I absolutely refuse to pay these gentrified, inflated prices," said one speaker.
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The Green Party, which is surging in the polls, is just as gentrified.
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As one neighborhood is gentrified, another welcomes a fresh batch of struggling settlers.
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Washington has been gentrified faster than any other city in the United States.
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Holly is just one of many neighborhoods in East Austin that's being gentrified.
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Hipster coffee shops and gentrified homes have popped up around his old neighborhood.
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It is in Moabit, a former working-class neighborhood that is now gentrified.
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Or in the stunningly gentrified brownstones, townhouses or condos that surround Capitol Hill.
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Many traditional gayborhoods have indeed gentrified, and queer people have dispersed to other neighborhoods.
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Venice has been gentrified with the influx of techies washing up on Silicone Beach.
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But, as the district is gentrified, there are fears this village atmosphere will vanish.
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Today, it's becoming increasingly gentrified, with a Target and homes that can fetch $2470,22.7,2260.
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A crowdsourced portrait of New York City at its noisy, gentrified, garbage-strewn best.
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So they purchased a co-op on the yet-to-be-gentrified Upper West Side.
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How do you continue to grow an audience even though Brooklyn is becoming more gentrified?
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They're not affluent, they were just lucky to buy in Brooklyn before it was gentrified.
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East Nashville has been gentrified radically in recent decades, but crime is still a factor.
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Having spoken to them outside, it's clear that they don't want it to be gentrified.
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How do you feel about old bars all over the world being gentrified beyond recognition?
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There is so much more space there compared to downtown, where everything is getting gentrified.
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These days, though, much of that noise has been hushed up, legislated and gentrified away.
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Increasingly, those ceilings ended up in Dumpsters as the neighborhood gentrified and buildings were gutted.
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"When neighborhoods become gentrified, what are the responsibilities of corporations that come in?" she said.
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They saw heavier turnout in some more gentrified pockets of the district — Sanders-type strongholds.
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Today, Little Haiti, which became a bastion of the Haitian community, is becoming rapidly gentrified.
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And it is as indulgent and as privileged and as gentrified as the thing itself.
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It's starting to get gentrified now, but when we lived there it was the pits.
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Excerpted from Little Boxes: How Apps Gentrified the Wild and Wooly Web World by Virginia Heffernan.
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Consider its 1994 "Fiddler in the Hood" party flyer, held in the pre-gentrified meatpacking district.
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In terms of our relocation, I'm thinking of taking the gallery to another heavily gentrified area.
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"It's got gentrified for sure, you notice much more middle-class, white people coming," he said.
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Many black families were forced out of their homes and after recovery, their neighborhoods were gentrified.
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Will they make it into high school syllabuses, or will they be gentrified out of visibility?
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Gershwin's Catfish Row is based on Cabbage Row, which still exists in a now gentrified neighborhood.
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The neighborhood is gentrified now in the era of Silicon Valley; expensive, chic and almost touristy.
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El Cerrito is a nice option, but by the time you read this, it'll be gentrified.
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I think it's over gentrified, but I think Berlin's always gonna be cool, no matter what.
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Most of the stores have modernized or gentrified and we still have the old school touch.
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He described a partly gentrified tableau, "like a Woody Allen movie" with "kvetchy" sellers and buyers.
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The sex industry has grown as the city has gentrified, according to prostitutes and the police.
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Over the years, parts of Morristown have gentrified, pushing out middle- and low-income black families.
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We seemed to be in a half-gentrified underworld where bohemians rubbed shoulders with sadist police.
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Roman's hypothesis certainly makes intuitive sense, and it's backed by data from segregated and gentrified neighborhoods.
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This isn't to say we should bin having old-fashioned clubbing experiences in gentrified areas altogether.
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Nearby downtown and Echo Park have rapidly gentrified, giving rise to high-density housing and skyrocketing rents.
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"Too often, in contemporary culture, feeling is cleaned up," she writes; emotions get gentrified, reduced and marketed.
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Whereas his peers emerged from the ranks of Iran's downtrodden, his father was a gentrified pistachio farmer.
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Displacement exists in gentrified places: in the glass windows of highrises that used to be community spaces.
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"The way that I see it, Remes has gentrified spaces where artists were already working," she said.
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Reyna, a white single mother in gentrified Harlem, refuses to abet her boyfriend's interstate cigarette-smuggling operation.
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Marissa Street, 133, has been living for two years in one of Seminole Heights's more gentrified sections.
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She especially appreciated that Highland Park hadn't gentrified as much as Eagle Rock, the enclave's northern neighbor.
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To help you navigate the city's neighborhoods a bit better, we've outlined every tract that has gentrified.
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It follows a wave of closures for other gay venues in an increasingly expensive and gentrified city.
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But now it's been gentrified, and now it's much safer and a different crowd is coming in.
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In Spain, the app is being tested in Poblenou, a newly gentrified district in the northeast of Barcelona.
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Two decades later, that first wave of gentrifiers has been gentrified out of the neighborhood they helped transform.
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But it's worth heading that way and taking a walk north to Greenpoint, Williamsburg's less gentrified, untouristy neighbor.
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It's an odd, semi-gentrified corner of the city, a mix of giant apartment towers and older tenements.
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As the neighborhood has gentrified, the local schools have struggled to attract middle-class families and white families.
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Instead, "the way to resist is to carve out a niche for yourself in a crazy, gentrified world."
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In the buzzy and gentrified former East German neighborhood Mitte, Civilist is a "classic skate shop," says Koch.
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The restaurant is in the heavily gentrified area of Inman Park, but heading that way is so worth it.
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Critics say that could allow developers to cash in by targeting zones already teeming with investment and gentrified neighborhoods.
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There will be pockets of stability around affluent areas like the Inner Harbor and the gentrified neighborhoods near downtown.
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"The latest performers in New York are struggling as the city is getting gentrified faster than ever," she said.
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The event was in Bermondsey, the next area of London currently being gentrified, it's about to have massive redevelopment.
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Last week, the Black Girl Festival was in full swing in the bougie and now-gentrified neighborhood of Shoreditch.
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But Rio aspired to host the World Cup and the Olympics, and the area was due to be gentrified.
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A study found that gentrified neighborhoods have some of the highest concentration of fine art and commercial art establishments.
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Tepfer invited many of them to the Exoneration Project, in a converted loft building in Chicago's gentrified West Loop.
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Instead, there's now a (mostly) gentrified, middle and upper-class crowd fetishizing the working class through fashion and music.
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The white salons, especially in the suburbs, are infrastructurally built to keep gentrified and to keep our folks out.
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The collection is "a love letter to an obstinate genre that won't be gentrified," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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"Part of it has been gentrified, so you'll find trendy bars and restaurants right next to slums," he added.
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Avocado toast and single-origin coffee may rule brunches in gentrified Tiong Bahru and up-and-coming Jalan Besar.
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At a suburban pub in one of Mumbai's recently gentrified locales at 11:30, I found a long queue.
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If there is a rivalry today, it's between the fully gentrified borough of Manhattan and the barely untamed Brooklyn.
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Neighborhoods such as Highland Park, Glassell Park, Echo Park and Silverlake have all recently gentrified without similar art scenes.
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See that's why I stopped writing it for a while, because of the misconception—like, it got gentrified or something.
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" She added: "He told me to buy an apartment in the neighborhood, because he knew it would eventually be gentrified.
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That's the thing with London; as you get older things get gentrified and your mates can't afford to live there.
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A gentrified neighborhood has easier access to Ubers and Lyfts, plus more expensive cars can be seen on the streets.
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Some of it has been gentrified for 20-years, some of it is just about to head down that road.
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Over the years Ms. Goldin's photographs have captured the rebellious and transgressive realities of a pre-gentrified New York City.
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The corporate and gentrified world of professional sports no longer fits neatly in places as diverse and independent as Oakland.
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And then tech money flooded the city, his neighborhood was gentrified, and like so many others he was priced out.
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"A lot of people say, 'You just gentrified an entire town,'" said Mr. Butler, who was previously the town manager.
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"It's more crowded now, and super-gentrified," Lisa K. Lippman, an agent with Brown Harris Stevens, said of the neighborhood.
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Secondly: I have a nagging feeling of late that the psychedelic experience has itself become somewhat debased, or even gentrified.
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The movie stars Anthony Ramos as Usnavi, a neighborhood bodega owner struggling as his block becomes more and more gentrified.
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Maybe New York has gentrified too much — from a wild, fun-loving mecca to a dull, money-chasing rat maze.
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And as I quickly learn at Cali's kitchen in one of Brooklyn's more gentrified hoods, making "Calicakes" is no easy trick.
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Kojey is the son of Ghanaian immigrants, raised in and around Shoreditch and Hoxton before either were white-washed and gentrified.
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Horisaki says the Lower Ninth Ward as a whole is still underdeveloped, while parts of it, like Bywater, have become gentrified.
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In the semi-gentrified barrio near my home, there's a local artist trying to drum up Latino support for Senator Sanders.
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Amsterdam's popularity as a travel destination has applied mostly to its center, and to some extent its long-gentrified southern districts.
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There are areas that have developed and feel more gentrified, but there's also a lot of amazing vegan food options here.
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What mattered is that she wasn't her opponent, who took money from the real-estate industry as the area aggressively gentrified.
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Today, those old ports have gentrified into new 'coastal communities' of cndos, million-dollar homes and marinas full of recreational boats.
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The results show how the demographics changed between 2000 and 2017 and highlight which census tracts have gentrified in that time.
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The neighborhood, like me, was newly gentrified: in that moment when baby carriages and occasional chalk outlines share the same sidewalks.
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We were walking through a residential hutong—an alleyway that had not yet been gentrified—where sooty wash hung from clotheslines.
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The Annex market in Chelsea, which opened more than 603 years ago, has lost its lease in a now-gentrified neighborhood.
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"Godspeed, wonderful bookshop, on your journey into the uncertain future," Malcolm writes to Argosy, a family-owned holdout in gentrified Manhattan.
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It started as a cockamamie idea hatched over dinner at an uppity cantina in the gentrified side of San Francisco's Mission District.
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So much newness means older neighbourhood joints are harder to come by, which makes Walter Foods a diamond in the gentrified rough.
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The east side has been gentrified but just past that, you have the county of Decatur, one of the largest black counties.
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But at the corner of Tamaulipas and Alfonso Reyes in the city's hip, hyper-gentrified Condesa neighborhood, the scene is comparatively sedate.
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In one she roams the gentrified neighbourhoods of her town, ambivalent about both Florida and the pernicious expectations under which mothers labour.
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Newly gentrified areas are home to snazzy apartments, stylish new bars and weekend markets that attract middle-class visitors from the suburbs.
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One precinct might decide to arrest, while another located in an area that is being gentrified will not arrest a sex worker.
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But space is the biggest problem in this, and that's why when cities get gentrified, nightlife is really often being pushed out.
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You can't find that sort of bar in New York, at least not the sanitized, gentrified New York I live in today.
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It was easy to luxuriate in the gentrified fantasy of the Good Place itself, a kind of gated community for the virtuous.
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"This is the anti-Marfa," he told me, referring to the art-world mecca in Texas, which has been gentrified beyond recognition.
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And those natives would be left struggling with the downside: the higher housing prices and living costs in neighborhoods gentrified by newcomers.
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Bronstein, which is based in Queens, owns more than 22 buildings with rent-regulated apartments, mainly in neighborhoods that have not gentrified.
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But, as income inequality began to grow in the 1980s and '90s, TV, like any neighborhood buffeted by market forces, got gentrified.
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If I were the type to open a hip coffee shop in an over-gentrified neighborhood, I would definitely use this font.
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The movie revolves around a man's quest to reclaim his Victorian family home in the now-gentrified Fillmore district of San Francisco.
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So safety for the newcomers, who are mostly white and mostly middle or upper class, becomes the priority in the hyper-gentrified city.
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Judd Hirsch taxis his way back to sitcoms as Arthur, the proprietor of the donut shop, grousing about his increasingly gentrified Chicago neighborhood.
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You gentrified the hell out of that shit, and removed the stink of culture to make it user friendly for the white you.
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Surrounded by Victorian houses snapped up by tech millionaires, stoking local resentments, John Muir serves mostly poor families from other, less gentrified neighbourhoods.
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Beasley's focus on sonic experience in the verdant green of a park seems particularly apt as Harlem joins the ranks of the gentrified.
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Outdoor Voices is headquartered in three buildings in East Austin, a neighborhood in the Texas capital that has gentrified at time-lapse speed.
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It's set in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, with dialogue on the gentrified neighborhood and its Latino community that is being edged out by rising rents.
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As mentioned on this site, the L's ridership skyrocketed in the aughts, as Manhattanites clamored for cheaper digs and gentrified spaces in Brooklyn.
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After serving 16 years in prison on trumped-up pot possession charges, Dolores returns broke and confused to the newly gentrified Washington Heights.
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Yet in the years since she has lived full-time in Panama, the street "has gentrified in the most extreme way," she said.
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Places like Jersey City, Hoboken and Asbury Park — cities that have gentrified — are receiving more money than they are owed from the state.
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The Assembly has 630 members that utilize its facilities housed in what was originally a church in San Francisco&aposs gentrified Mission neighborhood.
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In the spring they will leave their longtime offices on a gentrified block of the Lower East Side for more spacious quarters uptown.
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Every tract with a dark outline had gentrified between 2000 and 2016: Sources: NYC311 via New York City's open data portal, Census Bureau, US2010 Longitudinal Tract Data Base, 2016 American Community Survey (20003-year estimates), Bureau of Economic Analysis Tracts that gentrified have received more complaints per capita than those that didn't, according to BuzzFeed News' analysis of Census and 311 data.
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And indeed, many businesses featured in worst reviewed videos are of the sort that seem to be disappearing from gentrified, spit-shined urban landscapes.
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Our analysis found that the median rate of complaints to 311 was higher in areas that had been gentrified than in all other areas.
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Now they're all in their 603s and graying together in gentrified Brooklyn — minus their most famous member, the lead singer who died at 27.
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Nothing had been gentrified to the degree that it has now, when you have to have a lot of money to live in Manhattan.
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In his acceptance speech, Lacey decried "the gentrified instincts of soccer moms," which led demagogues like Joe Arpaio to crack down on press freedom.
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Many young professionals in New York are moving to the less gentrified areas of Queens, the Bronx and nearby New Jersey for this reason.
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Old industrial areas, piers and warehouses that have no use in the knowledge economy have been transformed into parks and lofts for the gentrified.
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Edgewood has rapidly gentrified over the past few years but some abandoned houses still dot the area and pockets of crime exist, says Costello.
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The Algerian-French artist Neïl Beloufa, 31, sometimes jokes that he can no longer work in his own studio because it has been gentrified.
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It was as if the geographical strata of American society—gentrified urban, marginalized urban, suburban, country—had been compressed into a much smaller area.
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In the Bay Area, there's a desperate effort to keep the last un-gentrified neighborhoods from being taken over by techies, a quixotic mission.
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It's located on Istedgade, a gentrified street that runs west from the central train station, past trendy wine bars, heroin clinics, and buzzing restaurants.
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He lived in Williamsburg, the most gentrified neighborhood in all of New York City, where rents rose nearly 80 percent between 1990 and 2014.
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There are now pockets of creativity in parts of the city, mainly in Brooklyn, but even that borough has become more and more gentrified.
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Pricey New York City neighborhoods have seen some of the lowest rent increases since 2010, while recently gentrified areas have had the biggest ones.
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As for relocating Spider-Man to that other borough, well … "Brooklyn isn't the same anymore," Lauren said, noting how fast the borough has gentrified.
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A recent Motherboard article found that the majority of people posted as "suspicious" on Neighbors in a gentrified Brooklyn neighborhood were people of color.
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He cited Louisville, Ky., where some areas that are already being gentrified have been designated as opportunity zones while some poorer tracts have not.
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And then I saw them slowly starting to disappear as Chinatown was being gentrified, so I wanted to preserve my memory of my childhood.
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The mural is spectacular, at the intersection of the two major roads that carry drivers from fully gentrified central Seattle to quickly gentrifying south Seattle.
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It had become gentrified in all meanings of the word; it was a gay neighborhood that had receded a little further back into the closet.
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Take a walk down Nostrand Avenue and you will come across more black businesses than you might expect — and this is in a gentrified area.
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He pays for our lunch and we walk back, looking around at the quaint houses in his neighborhood; it's pretty gentrified but still so beautiful.
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The concrete ruins from the film are now a family-friendly park, the neighborhood having been gentrified long before most had ever heard that word.
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As my train speeds underneath a very hipster and gentrified Brooklyn, I'm taken back to my 13-year-old self, in the fall of 2000.
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And now it's not so much that those people have been completely moved out but now there's another gentrified neighborhood that's been placed on top.
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In the TBS show, Morgan stars as a man who experiences culture shock when he returns to a gentrified Brooklyn after 15 years in prison.
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In a postelection analysis of the Ocasio-Cortez-Crowley contest, the Global Strategy Group found: White gentrified liberal areas went big for AOC and surged.
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It seems much of my generation would rather patronize swanky restaurants in gentrified neighbourhoods without thinking about the people we are displacing in the process.
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But knowledgeable guides to inspiring, even transformative, cinema are being squeezed out in a town steadily succumbing to real estate cold-bloodedness and gentrified homogeneity.
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To help visualize how minority communities are pushed out by white populations, BuzzFeed News ran an analysis of five of the most gentrified US cities.
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If "Class" is a bomb meant to be thrown at the hypocrisies of gentrified life, it's as if the bomb went off in Rosenfeld's hands.
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The Yard opened in 2011 in a warehouse in Hackney Wick — a district of East London that was once run-down but has recently gentrified.
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Isn't he also saying that he must make things that are easily transportable, in case his neighborhood is gentrified and he suddenly has to move?
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Patricia Ramirez, 33, a sociologist, said she came to witness the reception of the movie in Roma itself, which has gentrified again in recent years.
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"I'm hoping to inspire more entrepreneurs to launch businesses that have a social impact but are also lucrative in places that are being gentrified," she says.
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In 'The City Part of Town' episode of South Park, the town quickly becomes gentrified with a Whole Foods and a modern, hip district called SodoSopa.
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Their bodies were recast, their clappers remodelled or their frames rebuilt by men working in the once-industrial, then desolate, now gentrified East End of London.
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But actual mom-and-pop drugstores still exist, even in gentrified Brooklyn neighborhoods like Cobble Hill, where Wyckoff's Corner Pharmacy has endured for the past decade.
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In fact it is often said that American theater came to maturity in this once-bohemian, now much-gentrified town at the tip of Cape Cod.
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"The Woman in the Window" starts out with a "Rear Window" setup: Anna Fox spies on her neighbors, looking from her gentrified Harlem townhouse into theirs.
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And Austin's East Side, although having been increasingly gentrified in recent years as a result of the influx of workers, also sports a hip bar scene.
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Our Airbnb was a modern, linear house, white with a cutout of weathered gray wood, on a not-quite-gentrified street lined with run-down Victorians.
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These new buyers, many of whom hail from gentrified areas of Brooklyn, are drawn to the Hudson Valley's similar ethos, with its small farms and artisans.
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Washington, DC Most gentrified tracts in DC are spread throughout the city's center, with some recording a decrease in the black population by 69 percentage points.
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"There's usually a group of people here who call themselves the Leftovers—the people from before the neighborhood gentrified, who come and hold court," she said.
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An already crowded, unaffordable, rapidly gentrifying neighborhood with ready access to plenty of other neighborhoods that are likely to become crowded, unaffordable, and gentrified as a result.
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You don't kick your beloved puppy to the curb because he grows old, or starts to smell, or becomes a homogenized, hyper-gentrified perverted version of itself.
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Neighborhoods have gentrified rapidly over the past decade as newly moneyed techies put roots down in the city, sending the city spiraling into a housing affordability crisis.
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In those gentrifying areas, the report noted a jump in income since 1990 that was not replicated in neighborhoods that had not gentrified, which saw a decline.
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This island that was heavily militarized is now becoming gentrified—an annex for joggers or music festivals like the Governors Ball back in 2011, or Full Moon.
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How this programming develops as the neighborhood, already gentrified for well over a decade, becomes home to more and more corporate offices, will be noteworthy to watch.
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Down below Beverly, is the more Jewish area—although that's not as strong as it used to be because it's a little bit more gentrified in-between.
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Ms. Hammonds talked about feeling slighted when the initial news coverage of the tornado seemed to focus more on fully gentrified places like the nearby Germantown neighborhood.
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It's an area that's on the brink of being redeveloped, and there's something about seeing it before it becomes gentrified that makes me feel kind of sad.
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While taking very little risk in such gentrifying, or long-gentrified neighborhoods, the program will allow investors to take even more income out of the tax system.
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The delivery radius is less than a mile and Tony drops off food to the wide variety of Brooklyn housing: public housing, old brownstones, new gentrified apartments.
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A century after being one of the densest neighborhoods in the country thanks to waves of immigrants, today's gentrified Lower East Side is a night life mecca.
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He was headed toward the Hudson River piers, a strip of gentrified urban greenway that still buzzes with the energy of the city's storied vogue ballroom scene.
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King met with these unionists at their hall in a then-thriving, portside neighborhood — now a gentrified tourist area best known for Fisherman&aposs Wharf, Pier 210.
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Atlanta Atlanta, sometimes dubbed the "Black Mecca," has gentrified throughout the center of the city, based on a lot of real estate speculation, the Guardian has reported.
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The only thing more ubiquitous than ugly sandals on the streets of cool and/or gentrified neighborhoods are stories about just how cool said ugly sandals are.
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Even in a liberal stronghold, like the gentrified neighborhood of Williamsburg that is the heart of the district, Democrats remain squeamish about sex worker rights, something Salazar acknowledged.
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By changing zoning laws to allow for the construction of a glut of studio and one-bedroom apartments and condominiums, Theresa says, the city purposefully gentrified its neighborhoods.
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But venture beyond these gentrified precincts and you'll find the same overgrown lots, deteriorating homes, and ramshackle shops familiar to many Americans from news coverage of the city.
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Tim, as I'll call him, delivers weed around Park Slope and surrounding neighborhoods—part of the belt of gentrified Brooklyn neighborhoods where weed smoking can seem practically endemic.
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Las Olas Cafe brings to this almost completely gentrified neighborhood a touch of the past—when the area was a site of the events that underlie Scarface, i.e.
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The explosion of wealth in recent years has rapidly gentrified the city, prompting the local government to implement measures like vacancy taxes to help manage the housing crisis.
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Economic development, federal and private investment, and an influx of highly educated young, gay and diverse professionals gentrified neighborhoods, leading to an explosion in restaurants, bars and cafes.
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But it has gentrified rapidly in the decade since the High Line elevated railway was transformed into a public park — now one of the city's top tourists draws.
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He also seems to suggest the tagging is a result of his grandma's neighborhood becoming gentrified, saying it was a black neighborhood 20 years ago ... but no longer.
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Putting a Supreme in Brooklyn doesn't mean what it might have in the bleeding-edge Williamsburg of two decades ago, or in its partly gentrified late-2000s version.
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All the things that we actually use on a day to day basis that are actually completely reshaping who is moving where and how things are being gentrified.
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Eventually Theo will go back and re-edit the tracks and make them something playable, and [ Gentrified Love Part 2] was the one that flipped my fuckin lid.
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Williamsburg, before it was gentrified, was a place of desolate streets, closed factories, and run down buildings, where young people, many of them artists, came to live affordably.
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Whether in the corn country of Iowa or on the gentrified streets of NYC, Reverend Billy views "monoculture" as the greatest threat to the survival of our species.
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I would love to see women in VC share the stage with those who have been gentrified out of San Francisco and Palo Alto and elsewhere because of tech.
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The arts district, Wynwood, now resembles every gentrified neighborhood in America—juice stores blasting EDM in the middle of the day, shops that exclusively sell vintage cars and guitars.
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In the two decades since his parents bought the lot, Highland Park has been gentrified into its current state, making the lot where Select Start is located incredibly valuable.
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You might think that opening a tiki bar called Dirty Dick in a gentrified Paris neighbourhood was an exercise in irony, but you would be making two fatal assumptions.
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Apparently, somehow, a coloring book produced by the businesspeople who have art-washed and gentrified a Miami neighborhood beyond recognition have defeated the Zika virus with a coloring book.
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The recently refurbished Macca's is in Brixton, South London, an area that has become increasingly gentrified in recent years but remains home to some of the city's poorest residents.
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An image of gentrified Williamsburg taken in recent years resonates alongside a 1970s shot of teenagers at a gas station, taken by two entirely different photographers 32 years apart.
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Downtown stretches in the opposite direction, offering the gentrified foodie temple Grand Central Market and the restored Theater at Ace Hotel, which hosts indie bands and screens art films.
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After months of protests, a Boyle Heights art nonprofit has decided to leave the contested neighborhood that activists say is being gentrified with the help of the art community.
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We have a much bigger canvas, and a bigger canvas gave us more time and more resources to show Nola Darling, a struggling artist today in gentrified Fort Greene.
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But what remains of humanity lives in a relative utopia — either a digital playground or what looks like your standard gentrified neighborhood — ignoring the strange dystopias all around them.
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In the sequel, baby Anthony McCoy is all grown up (played by Watchmen's Yahya Abdul Mateen II, unfortunately fully clothed this time around) and living in gentrified Cabrini-Green.
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For a stroll through not-yet-gentrified Bangkok, take the Sky Train to Udom Suk station and head down Sukhumvit Road soi 103, through numerous vendors crowding the sidewalk.
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"What you see on the maps is that the areas that gained the greatest amount of green resilient infrastructure are also those that became the most gentrified," Anguelovski says.
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His debut feature, "Medicine for Melancholy" (2009), was a visually stylish and loosely philosophical relationship study about 20-somethings questioning love and identity in gentrified corridors of San Francisco.
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Soon just about any traditional dish that found itself subjected to the enthusiasms of white foodie-dom was said to be "gentrified": guacamole, egg creams, soup dumplings, burritos, pho.
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We bought a four-bedroom house in Brooklyn when I was 8 (before Brooklyn became the gentrified Disneyland it is today), and most of our money went to mortgage payments.
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I also discovered in exploring Penny's classifications for Brooklyn that gentrified neighborhoods including Williamsburg and some of Park Slope were low-income, perhaps due to their uniform, sometimes industrial, architecture.
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Yes, her rent-controlled apartment was $2,300 a month, but "[the neighborhood] started getting really gentrified, and it became clear to us the landlord wanted us to go," she says.
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At any other café-cum-ice-cream-parlor in Berlin's largely gentrified neighborhood of Friedrichshain, in the old East Germany, this scene would've been unremarkable to the point of banality.
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" And the gay Afro-Futurist Samuel Delany (Dhari Noel) sings the ambivalent praises of Fire Island, where raunch is integrated into the landscape, yet the rich have "gentrified the trees.
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However, some residents have voiced concerns about increased traffic, the use of a public park for the project and fears that the center could lead their neighborhoods to be gentrified.
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In the process, the creative chaos has been relegated to the fringes and outskirts — occupied houses have been turned into condos and once-hip anything-goes neighborhoods have become gentrified.
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Those reassurances, however, did little to quash the concerns of residents who have longstanding fears of being displaced from one of the most expensive and gentrified neighborhoods in the city.
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Makeba Rainey's "Soul(s) of …" portrays black women in gentrified communities; Shiho Fukada's "Nowhere Left but Here" captures the growing phenomenon of petty crimes committed by older women in Japan.
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And for middle-class families, particularly for the immigrants who give New York City so much of its dynamism, it has made living in Manhattan or gentrified Brooklyn practically impossible.
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Tracy Morgan stars as Tray, a former drug dealer who returns to his gentrified Brooklyn neighborhood after a 15-year prison stint and is baffled by how much has changed.
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"I remember this area 232.4 years ago when the boys was on the corner slinging and certain individuals was not here,"she said of the now-gentrified neighborhood where we met.
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The New York section, structured as a walking tour across the long-since subsumed and gentrified New York (mostly lower Manhattan) where Moskowitz grew up, is at once angry and elegiac.
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It tells the story of his family and is set largely in a big modernist house in Colonia Roma, a comfortable middle-class neighbourhood in gentle decline (but recently re-gentrified).
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But as Kigali expanded over the following decade, and the areas around Batsinda gentrified and rents soared, many residents were forced to sell their homes and look for cheaper housing elsewhere.
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The film follows Jimmie on his quest to reclaim his family's old home in the Fillmore, an historically black neighborhood once called "the Harlem of the West" that has been gentrified.
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Such is the growing spookiness in BTTM FDRS, which melds social horror with body horror, as the thing in the apartment building integrates its inhabitants, the gentrified space literally consuming humanity.
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Racial tensions between Orthodox Jews and African Americans in Crown Heights have flared over the years but recently have eased as the neighborhood, like much of Brooklyn, has become more gentrified.
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Only a few weeks before that miraculous announcement video, Umami Burger—that chain of experimental burger kitchens opening in every heavily gentrified neighborhood in America—released their very own Korn Burger.
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BuzzFeed News used a methodology adopted from Governing magazine — similar to a methodology developed by Columbia University's Lance Freeman — to determine whether a census tract had gentrified between 2000 and 2017.
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"The area lends itself to new and innovative projects because it's not very gentrified," said Kate Farnon, the project manager of Eatyard, a new outdoor street food market in the neighborhood.
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Today, a "gentrified coffee shop" sits at Edgecombe and 142nd Street, and Ms. Mentor said it would not be there if Ms. Morgan-Thomas had not helped clean up the area.
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The eclectic, diverse middle-class neighborhood I grew up in has been gentrified away, leaving only a handful of NYU students in university housing as a monument to what I remember.
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Pearse named the most attractive areas for clients, areas people from Dublin might "turn their nose up at," and included inner-city neighborhoods that have rapidly gentrified over the past few years.
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Towards this end, having set up gentrification as a powerful systemic force, the book closes by chronicling various resistance tactics, and outlining policy-based strategies for working towards a less gentrified future.
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The Gowanus neighborhood continues to be gentrified and developed (the gleaming Whole Foods got a $12.9 million tax credit for its cleanup of contaminated land) even as the adjacent waters remain poisonous.
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For the Netflix version, Lee has combined elements of the film's opening credits — black and white snapshots of life in Fort Greene, Brooklyn — with newer color versions that show a gentrified community.
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Patricia Ramirez, 33, a sociologist, said she had come that afternoon out of academic curiosity, to witness the reception of the movie in Roma itself, which has gentrified again in recent years.
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There's a skirmish on the horizon, between the progressive, gentrified world downtown LA is becoming and this place that has stood, for decades, as a community for those who have lost everything.
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In a poignant moment early in her book, Ms. Haimerl describes gazing longingly into a window in a newly gentrified Denver neighborhood, before her dream of homeownership there turned into a nightmare.
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In a way, Williamsburg is being forced to temporarily join many other neighborhoods with poor subway access — typically less gentrified areas of New York City where residents endure long commutes by bus.
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We walked from her editing suite, in a newly gentrified neighborhood in the Twelfth Arrondissement, to a brasserie down the street that she and her producers rag on constantly but patronize regularly.
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Because realistically, for many New Yorkers unhappy about the prospect of a more gentrified Long Island City and an even less functional transit system, the path forward is as clear as mud.
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Other areas with a high incidence of rape include the gentrified neighborhood of Folie-Méricourt, in the east of the city, and the diverse, working-class neighborhood around the Belleville subway station.
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My interest in the project was enhanced by the hotel's location: not the over-popular and over-gentrified East London, but Wood Green, possibly the least hipster district in the whole city.
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Another is that of an ethnically diverse and gentrified place, a force that helped propel Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to a shocking primary victory last year over a powerful Democratic congressman, Joseph Crowley.
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Meanwhile, Cornell grew up the youngest son of two alcoholic parents (an accountant and pharmacist), in a rain-slicked depressive city that bears little resemblance to the gentrified Amazonian vortex of 2017.
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These are stories that aren't being heard in the local press, who seem more concerned about "gangs" of Somalis that have supposedly been robbing people on Capitol Hill, a heavily gentrified neighborhood.
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But now, thanks to rising rents, Berlin's gentrified areas have become too expensive for many of its creative residents, and people have begun to move to farther-flung corners of the city.
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The patrician Ulster Unionist party, which ruled Northern Ireland after its creation in 1922, was dominated by wealthier, gentrified members of the Church of Ireland, the local branch of the Anglican Communion.
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Scott Morrison, who has served as the country's treasurer since 2015, represents the predominantly Anglo-Saxon electorate of Cook in Sydney's south - a formerly blue-collar seaside suburban region now extensively gentrified.
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What's most interesting about Last Black Man is that it looks backward and forward with gentle sadness about the delusions of both a mythical golden age and the shape of a gentrified future.
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The people in the photos form a cross-section of the New York society: diverse and joyful, representative of a pre-gentrified, middle-class New York thriving in its social and geographic diversity.
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St. Catherine's Church, by the city's increasingly gentrified canalside docks, partnered with a local brewery to create Ste Kat', a strong, fruity pale ale that uses the affectionate local name for the church.
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We'd sat next to each other at a coffee shop in gentrified Brooklyn and hadn't talked until she was getting up to leave, and by then there was all this built-up tension.
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It tells the story of his family and is set largely in the big modernist house they occupied in Colonia Roma, a comfortable middle-class neighbourhood in gentle decline (but recently re-gentrified).
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Merchant's SaloonA pretty filthy outpost amid a patch of wholesale produce vendors in Oakland's otherwise mightily gentrified Jack London District, Merchant's Saloon was founded in 1916 and for decades largely served nearby dockworkers.
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You could be forgiven for thinking this means that punk has been daddified, sanitized and gentrified since that foundational moment in December 1976 when the Sex Pistols appeared on a British talk show.
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Their latest women's wear show, held in a blue-chip art gallery that once housed the Roxy nightclub, "conjured New York City in its wild, pre-gentrified days," Maya Singer wrote in Vogue.
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Merchant's SaloonA pretty filthy outpost amid a patch of wholesale produce vendors in Oakland's otherwise mightily gentrified Jack London District, Merchant's Saloon was founded in 2003 and for decades largely served nearby dockworkers.
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Like a record store clinging to a gentrified block, her insult-comedy style is a throwback to her scrappy East Village roots — or maybe just a stubborn refusal to evolve with the times.
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PARIS — Every morning, in a part of the 11th Arrondissement of Paris that has not yet gentrified, Mireille Knoll would sit at home watching television as she waited for her personal care aide.
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Countless movies have examined what happens when a country mouse goes to the city; this one shows that leaving a gentrified urban oasis for a small-town world can be just as jolting.
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Overall, the data shows that the average home value in 22016 for the top 224 most gentrified ZIP codes was $2670,730, with an average increase of no less than 224 percent since 2000.
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White, who is African American, is glad that era is mostly over, but feels it has been replaced by suspicion from new white neighbors in her building as the neighborhood has rapidly gentrified.
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I had a friend who was taking me around the Oakland area and telling me how the space was being gentrified and showed me where the new Uber building was going to be.
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BuzzFeed News also ran several statistical tests adopted from Governing magazine — which were similar to those in a Columbia University research paper — to see if a Census tract had gentrified between 2000 and 2016.
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Morris notes that he wasn't specifically going after Silicon Valley culture, but that he "kind of wanted it to be an amalgamation of America's hip, white gentrified, expensive-to-live-in places," he says.
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The old, charming, pre-gentrified boozer next door to the house where they formed in 2013 used to host lock-ins on weekends, giving the band license to play as loud as they wanted.
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The cemetery's slide into obscurity over the next century tracked roughly with that of Georgetown's black population, which found itself increasingly marginalized as the neighborhood gentrified and evolved into a largely upper-class preserve.
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In 1992 an all black anything outside of Harlem or pre-gentrified Brooklyn was a rarity, but on February 2nd, it was a blackout on MTV, FOX and BET as the music video premiered.
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Now that name belongs to this storefront on Flatbush Avenue, two blocks from where she and Mr. Garcia live, and far from the gentrified neighborhoods whose bars were still drawing reckless crowds last weekend.
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While the teaser for the reboot doesn't mention which city the series takes place in, Fort Greene's (pre-gentrified) neighborhood was as much of a character on the original series as the children were.
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And if all of this feels nostalgic now that neighborhoods like SoHo have gone "from being gentrified to being mummified," as Spiegelman says, quoting her father, one shouldn't be too quick to lose hope.
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On second sip, if someone told me this was a cool craft beer brand with inflated ideals that was brewed in a warehouse in a gentrified area, I would believe them no questions asked.
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Edward Byrne Breitenberger was born in Manhattan on July 19623, 21962, and reared in the Yorkville section, then a rough-and-tumble, down-at-the-heels ancestor of today's gentrified Upper East Side neighborhood.
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The remake centers around a Cuban mom and her kids living in an apartment in Echo Park, the traditionally Latino Los Angeles neighborhood that has recently been gentrified by coffee shops and vegan restaurants.
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I live in Bushwick, a gentrified neighborhood (for better or worse) in north Brooklyn on the edge of Queens and East New York and smack-dab in the middle of the L-train's route.
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The show, put on by IAMA Theatre Company, centers on a "progressive" couple who hire an undocumented immigrant to build a deck on their home in the gentrified and newly-trendy neighborhood of Echo Park.
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Verdict: This pub got gentrified, and no one leaves here till we find out who did it (although at least you can buy a cocktail named after everyone's favorite psychotic pint throwing hardman, Franco Begbie).
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Verdict: I don't think the urban landscape of Possil has won many accolades in recent years, but congratulations this time around—it's far and away the least gentrified of any of the original Trainspotting locations.
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" He said that he has begun buying property in the area he grew up in to give African-American residents who are at risk of being kicked out of gentrified neighborhoods an "opportunity for housing.
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For one thing, the raucous street masquerade, filled with its writhing, unfettered black bodies, doesn't quite fit in with the matcha-sipping, downward-dogging image of gentrified, white Brooklyn that helps sell overpriced real estate.
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The cafe we're currently sitting in is gentrified-Hackney-chic of the highest calibre, a warehouse type space that includes a hairdresser and so many plants it's basically a bohemian hang-out-cum-garden centre.
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CreditCreditJim Goldberg STROLLING WITH THE ARTIST Kiki Smith down the not-entirely-gentrified East Village block where she lives and works, in a townhouse with a cherry-red door, can take a remarkably long time.
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Many people cashed out (or were forced out) years ago, and as the neighborhood gentrified, the galleries — including Paula Cooper, who is still in business 50 years later — left for Chelsea, another formerly sprawling wasteland.
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The comparison calls attention to the polished elisions that result from the restoration process; looking at the two photographs side by side feels like looking at before-and-after images of a gentrified city street.
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"If they do good movies, they should be recognized...I'm very happy that they're embracing diversity ... in a time in which the theatrical experience had become so gentrified," Cuaron said on the red carpet about Netflix.
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Though the record is set in deep space, in a taqueria located on a gentrified Clavicus—detailed, as they are, with lush poetic wordplay—there's a sense of heavily coded writing that masks deeply autobiographical statement.
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As Denver becomes increasingly gentrified, with an average cost of rent rising at one of the fastest paces in the nation, the disparity between people of new wealth and those of challenging socioeconomic status is glaring.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In recent years, the area has gentrified, with an influx of new residents and businesses, including the opening last year of a new location of Ben's Chili Bowl, a Washington favorite.
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East 10th Street is experiencing growth and is being gentrified because it's close to downtown Indianapolis [...] but that causes displacement, and it's unfair that local residents feel unwelcome in these new businesses [that are] popping up.
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She started on the platform in 2013 and became a kind of guru for hosts through her blog, Letting People In. But she stopped hosting this year, as Airbnb itself has in a way become gentrified.
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Every now and then a trend emerges from a part of London so newly gentrified that you're unsure if you're getting stabbed or invited to a pan-Asian supper club, and this time it's improvised comedy.
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Main Streets of small, independent boutiques and nonfranchised restaurants can be found in affluent college towns, in gentrified neighborhoods in Brooklyn and San Francisco, in tony suburbs — in any place where people have ample disposable income.
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And the well-funded campaign to save the garden, by residents of a predominantly white and gentrified neighborhood, has been portrayed by some as a classic case of the not-in-my-backyard, or Nimby, attitude.
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The QLine takes riders on a 25-minute jaunt down Woodward Avenue, from a central business district, through gentrified Midtown, to the river, a pleasant 3.3-mile ride past football, baseball, and, soon, hockey and basketball stadiums.
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But the Huangs know that after more than a century in its current location, the little laundry will eventually go the way of so many of other mom and pop businesses in gentrified neighborhoods in New York.
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This means that centrally located neighborhoods can be the victims of what Keenan calls infill gentrification, essentially the "normal" creep of wealthier residents and businesses spreading into neighboring areas as those previously gentrified fill up with newcomers.
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Exacerbating the situation was the fact that the defunct shop—located in the now-gentrified Silver Lake neighborhood—was locked down like a prison by virtue of its dubious legal status in the era preceding full legalization.
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Chance revealed the ideas that he pitched to the SNL writers' room—"Kwaanza sketch, gentrified fried chicken, Hillary Clinton tries odd jobs"—and said that he was working through sketches until the early hours of the morning.
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Emerging from the rubble of the Loma Prieta Earthquake in 33, it established itself as a queer oasis for Hayes Valley, a now-gentrified neighborhood that had historically been devoid of dedicated public spaces for queer people.
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Set in gentrified sections of Park Slope, Brooklyn, the tale centers on Morgan (Ingrid Jungermann) and Jean (Ann Carr), former lovers who still live together and produce the podcast of the title, which profiles female serial killers.
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"Meeting" (1980–86) is intended as space for meditation on the sky's shifting palette of colors from dawn to dusk — not as a spot to observe the shifting skyline of New York City's most rapidly gentrified neighborhood.
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We're told the area in which it's located, the Fillmore District, was once known as the "Harlem of the West" but has since been gentrified, nearly all of its black residents pushed to the margins of the city.
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Today I still get to the east on a regular basis — a healthy jolt out of my sedate Wilmersdorf existence — though even once-frontier neighborhoods like Neukölln and Friederichshain have been tamed and gentrified during the past decade.
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"Suited" doesn't completely dispel the impression that it's an elaborate free advertisement for Bindle & Keep — there are no dissatisfied customers here — and there's a gentrified-Brooklyn feel to this particular take on the struggles of gender nonconforming individuals.
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It has been gentrified somewhat in recent decades, and also features verdant parks and sleek skyscrapers, but Moriyama nevertheless locates all his favorite textures: fishnet, chain-link, steel tubing, tangled cables, broken glass, torn posters, cracked PVC, dust.
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It's that same feeling you get when a business you never used gets gentrified out of your neighborhood, or a website you no longer visit shutters, or a singer who hasn't made anything you enjoyed since 1985 dies.
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The Rubells' visit was timely: Young feared eviction from his building as the neighborhood rapidly gentrified, and the couple's regular payments allowed him to settle elsewhere and provided assurance that his life's work would be well cared for.
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The rezoning plan faced fierce opposition from many residents who, pointing to nearby gentrified neighborhoods like Williamsburg, feared an influx of new residential buildings would invite wealthier newcomers, displace longtime residents and alter the character of the neighborhood.
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A white man sprayed a racial remarks on my Grandmom's house last night in south philly referencing white Privileged.... the crazy part is this was a all black neighborhood 20 years ago It was gentrified and now this!
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Two separate rallies — the March for Racial Justice and the March for Black Women — converged in Lincoln Park, a picnic-and-birthday-party plot nestled in the heart of the gentrified eastern part of the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
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The homes are each worth roughly $212 million, but the combined property tax bill is slightly under $2000,1143 — far less than homes of comparable value in less gentrified parts of New York, like the Bronx or Staten Island.
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Meanwhile, in the film's back-and-forth time scheme, adult Jeannette tries to find a place for her past (and her parents, who are now squatting on Manhattan's pre-gentrified Lower East Side) in her polished, professional existence.
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On a historic street that has gentrified into a glorified food court, complete with identical looking sushi restaurants and smoke shops, Fun City Tattoo stands as one of Saint Mark's' last true relics that continues to shape American culture.
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The venue we're in hosts a number of the capital's more offbeat special interest parties; it's something of a last bastion of sleazy London in a part of town that's been all-but gentrified in the last few years.
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Once a focal point for a community made from longstanding local families and migrant workers from Pakistan, it stands on the cusp of a new, gentrified life for a fortunate few who, if they work at all, work elsewhere.
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In most ways, Brownsville had more in common with blocks in south Chicago, north St. Louis, west Baltimore, and east Oakland than it did with the increasingly gentrified stretches of north and central Brooklyn, much less anyplace in Manhattan.
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Meanwhile, the Over-the-Rhine area has become increasingly gentrified—luxury residential buildings have gone up, a massive new park expansion is planned, and some public basketball courts are set to be demolished to make way for private development.
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She and her husband, Kasper Rasmussen, his 9-year-old daughter, Pixie, and their son Pascal, live in a sixth-story walk-up apartment in Vesterbro, a former warren of leatherworks shops that has rapidly gentrified, yielding peculiar contrasts.
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"In the last ten to 15 years, Long Island City has gentrified... so there's a lot that's been in motion for the last several decades," community activist with the Retail Action Project and Queens resident Rachel Laforest told Motherboard.
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When he stepped onstage at the well-worn Teamsters building, he was standing in a thoroughly gentrified neighborhood, Lawrenceville, that is home to a ramen joint, several boutiques that trumpet their female ownership and, naturally, a hipster coffee shop.
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The movie contains almost no contextual shots and no references whatsoever to the world outside; we don't need to know who is the President of France in the early nineties, or what parts of Paris were not yet gentrified.
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Real-estate website RENTCafé analyzed the 2000 U.S. Census and the 2016 American Community Survey to find changes in key metrics of 11,000 U.S. ZIP codes and came up with a list of America's top 973 most gentrified areas.
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"The district has been transformed (gentrified), but – and this is something that happens in many places, not just in Barcelona – when (city planners) do urban planning, they don't take account of the smells, so that's where conflicts arise," said Arias.
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Yet Angelinos still want to eat donuts and, according to Watase, it's still possible to earn a profit by feeding them, either by selling gentrified pastries for top dollar or occupying high-volume locations at ramps going on and off freeways.
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Image: Eyes Wide ShutMuch like the city in which it was originally founded, the annual Burning Man festival has gentrified, and its wealthier attendees have been criticized for building walled-off compounds and bringing private chefs in the name of comfort.
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Williamsburg is the perfect place for this collaborative push against the forces of gentrification, since according to a report by New York University's Furman Center, Williamsburg has gentrified the most among New York City neighborhoods in the last 10 years.
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You could be forgiven, if you read a lot of national coverage of Detroit, for thinking that the city's barbecue starts and stops with Slow's, a fashionable, reclaimed wood-clad restaurant that opened in 2005 in the now-gentrified Corktown neighborhood.
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The news of the show's demise on Netflix came only a week after the cancellation of Iron "gentrified" Fist; with some blaming it on creative differences, and others chalking it up to a Disney move toward their own streaming surface.
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It's familiar by now — the hip, gentrified neighborhood where young people smoke hand-rolled cigarettes and trade stories over craft beers or overpriced coffee — but there's something different about Kapana, something that makes it feel unlike all the Williamsburg carbon copies.
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Mr. Goldberg was viewing new canvases by the Leipzig-based painter Matthias Weischer and a video and sculptures by the French artist Camille Henrot in König Galerie's converted Brutalist church in a less gentrified part of the city's Kreuzberg district.
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Across the city, the desegregation efforts are driven by shifting demographics, as more white, middle-class families are choosing the city over the suburbs, and once-poor and immigrant neighborhoods in Manhattan and swaths of Brooklyn and Queens are becoming gentrified.
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Ms. Karbiener, who is a professor at New York University, said that there was a sense of urgency around protecting the building in question, 99 Ryerson Street, especially since Clinton Hill has gentrified and is drawing the attention of developers.
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Wealthy homeowners in gentrified urban areas owe it to their poorer neighbors to help turn around blighted parts of America's cities, Ben Carson said in his first televised interview since becoming the secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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While some of this growth is in freshly gentrified outposts filled with millennials and families priced out of Manhattan, it is also happening in more diverse neighborhoods, including some poor and minority areas that have long been shunned by yellow taxis.
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The ranking was determined by identifying well-known areas that have recently become - or are in the process of becoming - gentrified in the UK's largest cities, and then looking at property value growth in these locations over the past five years.
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There is something very relatable, modern, old school, and classic about the image and think represents the past, current, present and future of Harlem as keeps getting gentrified by the minute, there will always be a young girl carrying this tradition and look.
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People like to make all types of arguments for zoning; however the bottom line is that it causes massive market distortions to meet the demands of the city's population; it also makes sure to keep the "gentrified" landlord class in power. Why?
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They said that they were parents in heavily gentrified Park Slope, and that Fariña's administration had been ignoring their calls to help their school retain its diminishing black and Latino populations by implementing a policy to set aside seats for low-income children.
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The "American Dream" appears fictitious when full-time, minimum-wage workers bring home slightly more than $15,85033 in some parts of the nation — hardly enough money to rent a studio apartment in the gentrified neighborhoods of New York's Harlem or Chicago's South Side.
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Anna Fox, seemingly estranged from her husband and young daughter, and living alone in a five-story brownstone in a gentrified Manhattan neighborhood, is a sophisticated addition to the sisterhood of impaired and befuddled female protagonists confounded by mysteries erupting in their lives.
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And places like Somerville, once a solid blue collar suburb where Mr. Capuano had served as mayor, have increasingly gentrified, filling with white progressives with little affinity for the old machine and a strong desire to project maximum resistance to the Trump presidency.
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In that older, less-gentrified city, a teacher and an artist with limited commercial success — "glorious paintings emerged, and yet they were not being seen by the general public" Ms. Rinden wrote of her husband's work — appeared to enjoy a rich existence.
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Voters, especially urban and educated Germans, relate to the Greens because the party represents a gentrified lifestyle, from healthy eating to a certain self-image of liberal nonconformism, that was once considered niche but has become mainstream well beyond the Greens' core electorate.
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For instance, Seine-Saint-Denis — an area populated by some of the region's less-affluent residents and plagued by a lack of decent housing, with a few gentrified neighborhoods — is to host the Olympic Village, an aquatics center and the media center.
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Unlike more densely settled, gentrified areas outside the city, such as the Hudson River Valley or the Hamptons, this corner of the state feels lost in time, a cluster of tiny two-block hamlets that follow the twists of the Delaware River.
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SUCH A FUN AGEBy Kiley Reid It's 2015 and, in a gentrified variation on "driving while black," 20-something Emira is accosted in the freezer aisle of an upscale Philadelphia supermarket by a security guard accusing her of kidnapping her white charge.
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Mr. Carson's views worry many of his critics, who believe the federal government should be doing more, not less, for the nation's cities, where glittering downtowns and increasingly gentrified neighborhoods are often surrounded by areas of poverty and violence, with predominantly minorities.
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Speaking of Brooklyn, Larry Racioppo's "Brooklyn Before: Photographs 1971-1983" ($34.95; Three Hills/Cornell University Press), with essays by Tom Robbins and Julia Van Haaften, captures faces frozen in time juxtaposed against a backdrop strikingly distinguishable from the gentrified borough of today.
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But for McDonald's to sell bagel–burgers in the Netherlands by tossing old-school graffiti and hip-hop and gentrified Bushwick and bagel-burgers into a blender, hoping to churn out the next baseball, apple pie and Chevrolet — uhhhh … we … uh … no.
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While we wait for our food, we chat with some Scots at the table next to us about how Airbnb and Instagram are changing the way people travel and how Glasgow, where they're from, has gentrified and gotten more touristy in the last 153 years.
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These groups not only criticized the subsidies, tax breaks, and other financial incentives Amazon was promised but also expressed concern that the tech giant's presence in the already heavily gentrified neighborhood of Long Island City would push low-income people out of the area.
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While I am from Detroit and a current resident of the city, I live in one of the few vibrant neighborhoods that's still diverse and has not been fully gentrified (Lafayette Park); I'm not forced to confront the city's problems on a daily basis.
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Ms. Hidalgo was derided as "Notre-Drame de Paris" ("our drama queen") by a business magazine, Challenges, and branded "Queen of the Bobos" (bourgeois bohemians) by conservative opponents who accuse her of catering to the left-leaning yuppie voters of a gentrified French capital.
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Over the past several years, Arin M. Rusch, the school's principal, said that the number of white and affluent students in her classrooms had increased and the number of poor children had fallen, as the neighborhood became increasingly gentrified and the school's reputation grew.
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"We are trying to change the world of sports," said co-founder and CEO Dan Porter, formerly WME's head of digital, sitting alongside president and fellow founder Zack Weiner, an ex-chess champion turned entrepreneur, at the start-up's offices in Brooklyn's gentrified Dumbo neighborhood.
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But with boutique coffee roasters encroaching from the gentrified blocks to the south and slick Kosher grocers catering to the Satmar Hasidim who've moved here from Williamsburg to the north, it's about as far a cry from "Murder Marcyville" as it is from Mayberry.
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The Bakers — Danny; his older brother and sister; and his parents, Spud and Bet (Peter Kay and Lucy Speed) — live in a working-class, pre-gentrified South London where your own wits get you from cradle to grave, with no help from the government.
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He, along with a host of other chefs in both the U.S. and Mexico, is simply challenging the idea that Mexican food should be inexpensive and informal, using high-quality ingredients to make everything from scratch, and paying rent in a recently gentrified neighborhood.
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According to a new report from StreetEasy, the average rent increase citywide between 2010 and 2018 was 31 percent — with many expensive Manhattan neighborhoods experiencing the smallest increases and areas that were gentrified during those years being hit by some of the biggest ones.
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About that exploration: It yielded the kind of unexpected discoveries — virtually all of them easily accessible by Métro or tram for those uninterested in a 2900-mile ramble — that I had all but given up hope of finding in hyper-gentrified tourist magnets like Paris.
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Near the Rue des Rosiers, the gentrified Jewish district where boutiques are overtaking Judaica shops and delis, an Izod Lacoste store stands in a former boulangerie: The buzz was that the company offered madame, the owner, a sum that allowed her to retire immediately.
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She hoped to stay nearby in order to spare her children the hardship of switching schools, but she soon understood that continuing to live in this former working-class enclave—to say nothing of adjacent, more thoroughly gentrified communities like Grant Park—was out of the question.
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The complex the length of a city block was formerly home to peep shows, strippers, and adult video booths, or as Time Out New York refers to it, "a porn labyrinth," before it was gentrified into Times Scare, a haunted house tourist trap that closed last December.
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In recent years, the building provided a measure of continuity while similar spaces in Lower Manhattan — including the Brecht Forum, an institute that held lectures and exhibitions focused on the political left, and 9 Bleecker Street, a countercultural hub — moved or closed as the area gentrified.
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Long before Spitalfields had gentrified into a hipster's playground, the Canadian-born Kennedy, in her 50s now, was a fixture on this quaint East London street lined with 18th-century brick houses: a distinctive, bustling figure in her uniform of pleated skirt, men's shirting and stout brogues.
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Maybe. Later on, with a life partner and a son, living in formerly radical, now gentrified Prenzlauer Berg just east of the old Wall, surrounded by his friends in the "creative class" that has contributed much to Berlin's shaky economy, he strikes a more optimistic tone.
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"It never seems like he's talking in the context of saying, 'I want to help in these situations,'" said Lucas Leyden, 15, slurping a 16-ounce can of Miller High Life in a corner market converted into a bar in a gentrified neighborhood north of downtown.
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First Words Last winter, midway through my hourlong commute into Midtown Manhattan — having traversed part of Queens and all of chic north Brooklyn — I found myself reading about how a dish called a "chopped cheese," a sort of cheese steak made with hamburger meat, had been gentrified.
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In "iPhone Girl with Mini Dog" (2019), he depicts a ubiquitous sight in the gentrified East Village, where he still lives — a young woman holding a cigarette and staring into the phone's eerily lit screen while cradling a small dog, oblivious of the darkening world around her.
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Known in the 215s and 1980s for its squatter houses and borderland hipsterism, today it consists of a gentrified and touristy stretch along Bergmannstrasse and the grittier area clustered around the elevated U-Bahn tracks of the Kottbusser Tor — Turkish markets, cobblestone streets, excellent cafes and still-cheap rents.
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I had made the assumption that this, like most other Mission bars, had been gentrified beyond recognition, but the fans skewed younger, poorer, and queerer than game nights other places, and the racial mix—it was mostly Latino and Asian—reflected the one that the Mission used to have.
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This road is also a construction site for a freeway linking the west with the city, a freeway that the inner city is fighting to stop because of the houses and trees that will be destroyed and because of the traffic it will spill onto our gentrified streets.
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After serving time in prison, Tray returns in the present day to find that his old neighborhood has become unrecognizably gentrified — and that his former girlfriend, Shay (played by Tiffany Haddish), is living a much-improved life as the mother of two teenage children he didn't know he fathered.
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The result is an affectionate, idiosyncratic narrative of the rock scene's erratic evolution: the migration from the Bohemian pre-gentrified Lower East Side (where she lived) to Williamsburg in Brooklyn; the dispiriting impact of 20173/11; and the demise of the record industry as a result of illegal downloading.
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Here the city contains its multitudes: It's a place rich with living history and lousy with self-centered 26-year-olds; a gentrified husk of its former self and yet still the promised land for countless newcomers from near and far; lonely and cacophonous, utterly predictable and endlessly surprising.
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When someone who's made a home in Brooklyn takes the train out to newly gentrified Montauk, they're passing through a lot of misery—the sort that might make you want to pour every clear spirit into a glass, add a dash of corn-syrupy Coca-Cola, and forget.
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Large swaths of south Seattle and west Oakland adjacent to booming tech hubs, big chunks of long-gentrified Brooklyn and Harlem and even bits of lower Manhattan, about half of inner-city Philadelphia and Baltimore — all now confer generous tax benefits upon those who invest in businesses or real estate projects.
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The film takes place in San Francisco and follows around two twentysomething single Black residents of the city, Micah (Wyatt Cenac) and Jo' (Tracey Heggins), as they build a brief but intimate relationship together, hinged by their insightful conversation and reactions to the increasingly gentrified city that they live in.
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When I first met Mr. Lek at Rompo Gym (now the Muay Thai Academy) in Bangkok's never-to-be gentrified slaughterhouse district of corrugated shacks and dimly lit back alleys, I was definitely a computer in need of an upgrade, a burnt out circuit board, fit for the scrap heap.
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JON PARELES MURDER DOG 'Murder Dog: The Interviews, Volume 1' 'Murder Dog: The Covers, Volume 1' (Over the Edge) In its mid-1990s and early-century prime, Murder Dog — the utilitarian, stark, fanatical rap magazine from the Bay Area — offered a far less gentrified take on hip-hop than its competitors.
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The Lower East Side has gentrified quite a bit since the movie was made, and Katz's, with its difficult-to-decipher ordering system and its walls covered with photographs of celebrity customers, seems increasingly out of place amid the slicker restaurants and chic hotels down the side streets off Houston.
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The downtown warren of yet-to-be-gentrified ramshackle buildings is filled with narrow streets whose names still recall some of that history, like Piazza Meschita, the Arabic word for both synagogues and churches, or Via dei Calderai, for the tinkers and coppersmiths whose shops have lined the street practically forever.
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"When I first started [singing], I moved to the UK. I completely dropped out of university and I moved into my aunt's house," Hussein tells me as we sink into deep lounge chairs at a gentrified resto-cafe in Toronto's west end, a couple weeks before the album's release in September.
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On the gentrified blocks branching out around the Inner Harbor, row houses are renovated and rented out to young creatives; unfashionable neighborhoods such as West Baltimore's Penn North and Sandtown-Winchester, meanwhile, are home to a significant amount of the city's 17,000 vacant buildings, many of which are boarded up and forgotten.
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You may not see that if you visualize Russia as a cross between Tolkien's Mordor and the Star Wars Empire, rather than the fairly modernized and easily travelable nation of quality coffee shops, craft beer, and hipster-ridden gentrified industrial sites experienced and genuinely admired by World Cup fans in recent weeks.
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"'Suited' doesn't completely dispel the impression that it's an elaborate free advertisement for Bindle & Keep — there are no dissatisfied customers here — and there's a gentrified-Brooklyn feel to this particular take on the struggles of gender-nonconforming individuals," Neil Genzlinger writes in The New York Times, noting that prices are never discussed.
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"Traveling so much, playing so much and being this character so much — it obscured me," Mr. Marshall said in an interview at a gentrified Bed-Stuy bar two days before the performance last month, recalling the vortex of attention that came with his debut LP, "6 Feet Beneath the Moon," in 2013.
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For one home built in 2002 in Las Mercedes, a recently gentrified neighborhood adjacent to Asunción's historic center, Benítez shielded the three-story structure with pleated brick screens, a rough-hewn reinvention of the mirage-like brick waves used by the Uruguayan master Eladio Dieste in his 1960 Church of Christ the Worker.
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Of course she only moved upstate a few years ago, long after the Lower East Side had been gentrified, but a marriage to Tim Hunt — now an art dealer, formerly of the Warhol Foundation — and the rearing of a daughter forced her out of Manhattan and into Brooklyn before it, too, became homogenized.
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Today, the man bun is weighted with hyper-specific connotations about a certain breed of masculinity: Guys were first indicted for the bun because the style was associated with the traditional dress of "hipsters," a community of people who were once known to wear tight pants, flannels, and live in gentrified neighborhoods within large cities.
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Amidst a bevy of cancelled programs and services, however, there has existed independently created platforms and content with a focus on Black/hip-hop culture including the aforementioned guerilla rap doc The Real Toronto , social networking site TdotWire, which has now been gentrified, and the never-aired web reality series Only In The 6ix .
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Much admired by such diverse visitors as Goethe, Walter Benjamin, the art historian Anthony Blunt, and by Curzo Malaparte, a fascist admirer of Proust who wrote a stunning book about wartime Neapolitan life, and then late in life became a Maoist, and then, on his deathbed, Catholic, it is only now starting to become gentrified.
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In 1996, she opened a small wholesale outpost for chefs on what used to be a desolate stretch in the East Village, but as the area gentrified and food television brought a new level of awareness to home cooking, she moved to larger quarters in the same neighborhood to serve amateur cooks as well.
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When a white character spoke of race in Slave Play — like Dustin, the white man who insists that he is not "white" because he doesn't go to as many gentrified coffee shops as his black boyfriend Gary does — it was taken for comedy, or in less discomforting stride than when our black characters spoke up.
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Favreau has likened the process of making this film to restoring an architectural landmark, but at the end of the day, he's merely gentrified it.. Peter Debruge, Variety: By focusing his attention on upgrading the look of the earlier film, while sticking largely to its directorial choices and script, Favreau reinforces the strength of the 1994 classic.
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I'm no expert in media culture, but something tells me that if the organizers had invited a bunch of Chinese hackers instead of, say, the ridiculous lot of masked hipsters telling Google to fuck off their beloved gentrified Kreuzberg, we would have had a much better idea of what technology can do for people, subversively or not.
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" (Interestingly, many of the names he cites—Evelyn, Olivia, Isabelle, Violet—are ones you might hear on the playground in any recently gentrified neighborhood today.) "I don't feel like no JoAnne, or no Negro, or no amerikan," the Black Liberation Army member Assata Shakur, born JoAnne Deborah Byron, wrote in her autobiography, of shedding her "slave name.
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While my Williamsburg friend may not have purposefully gentrified Brooklyn, and while his larger reason for living there (he used to live in the rural Midwest, where he didn't know many gays) may be legitimate, he was nonetheless a cog in the machine, not because of his individual actions, but because of the history that followed his identity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In our current social climate, dominated by a xenophobic presidential candidate, fragile police/minority relations, and the ever-growing specter of a hyper-gentrified New York City, artists and non-artists alike are worried about the state of our society — but few among us know where to look for solutions.
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While awaiting the arrival of the all-black cast of her original production "Tulsa '21: Black Wall Street" for a final rehearsal, Ms. Watkins waxed nostalgic about Tulsa's promise at the turn of the century, inviting me to step back in time and imagine the gentrified neighborhood that now surrounds us on the morning of June 1, 1921.
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Love, L Of the three actors hired to present a reading of my play-in-progress (then titled) "Untitled Adoption Play," only one — Zarah Shejule — fit her character description: Sharon is described as a 30-something black or Afro-Latina woman married to a 30-something white man named Hairy and living in gentrified East Austin, Texas.
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It seems to me now as if there was a window of just a few years, after the upheavals and victories of the civil rights movement and before the rebranded and gentrified racism of the Reagan era, when racial tensions relaxed slightly, and it felt briefly, exhilaratingly O.K. to make fun of race relations in this country.
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But the city's housing authority, which oversees nearly 18,000 Section 8 apartments and has had to close its waiting list for getting vouchers, has been able to muster enough funding to pay for only 303 special "mobility" vouchers intended to allow low-income tenants to rent in gentrified neighborhoods, according to the authority's president and chief executive officer, Kelvin A. Jeremiah.
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And yet, within these same ostracized metropolitan zones where the urban outlaws of the Ghost Ship sailed, there also gathered those populations that the revanchist city — as the late Neil Smith called post-gentrified, gated municipalities such as the Bay Area and New York City — preferred to keep out of sight: the poor, the homeless, the addicted, and the socially spurned.
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USA Today cover story ... "FBI agents went undercover in Florida's capital for the 'biggest investigation in years,'" by Sean Rossman in Tallahassee: Buff, bearded and handsome, Atlanta developer Mike Miller sat sipping a cocktail one afternoon last summer outside the spiffy Power Plant Cafe in the city's new central park, ... spinning his grand plans to redevelop a not-yet-gentrified block in the shadow of Florida's Capitol.
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Zoom in and out and toggle between different populations (take a look at the boxes on the top left) with this interactive map: Notes: The cities were chosen based on how many census tracts gentrified in those cities, whether people were searching for the term "gentrification" in a particular state, and whether the cities had made headlines related to housing issues in recent years.
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"We're going to try to cover the ceiling with hair," Seth Bogart tells me, gesturing up as he tours us around his clothing shop-cum-gallery space, Wacky Wacko, on a bright February afternoon in LA. We're on a not-quite-gentrified corner of Sunset Boulevard in Echo Park, and the space is in the early stages of a Pee-wee's Playhouse-style makeover.
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I think the emptiness produced by watching a rigged globalized system deliver homogenization on a massive scale — one way to think, one way to work, one way to conceive of profit, one way to impose a brand, one way to (not) drink at lunch, one way to eat at your desk, one way to be healthy, one way to deliver a gentrified urban neighborhood — has been underestimated as a source of disruptive fury.
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As the Whitney patronized DTP's nine-week-long spectacle of dissent this spring—a multiculti ruckus in the museum lobby and galleries, burning incense to purge colonial vibes, even marching to Kanders's nearby digs in the now turbo-gentrified Village, where protesters held a rally and left Kanders a "larger-than-life model of a Safariland tear gas canister"—one might have held out some hope for claiming the museum world as a preserve of social-justice allyship.
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"If this makes men listen up and maybe want to experiment with makeup and this is their gateway, then I'm fine with it." that warpaint for men ad is bad in a Hip Musky Fashy-Fade Gentrified Speakeasy waybut the idea the makeup can be socially normalized for men is inherently a good thing War Paint has not responded to the hoopla beyond that comment on Twitter, and it seems to be deleting comments on its Instagram.
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On Monday afternoon, as hundreds of pet owners gathered in the familiar confines of Madison Square Garden for the Westminster Dog Show, Proenza Schouler lured the fashion crowd to the 22nd floor of an unfinished building in the newly gentrified kennel of Hudson Yards on the Far West Side of Manhattan — the steel and glass urban oasis aiming to change the gravitational poles of the city — to show them where the big Labradoodles were going to play.
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And while some of the Europhilia can be attributed to the relative newness of American soccer fandom (traditions, I suppose, have to start somewhere), it's worth asking why soccer fans in a country with millions of immigrants from soccer-crazed countries in Central and South America would look so longingly toward Western Europe, or why the American media's coverage of soccer culture, however scant, focuses on soccer bars in gentrified Brooklyn and fan organizations in majority-white cities like Portland, Ore.
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His stories begin with a simple premise and stretch to wild extremes: ghosts haunt a gentrified apartment building that's under construction; a pair of teenage girls create a violent hell inside a pedestrian supermarket; a doctor bearing the name of the author becomes increasingly paranoid regarding his mysterious powers; a man passionately collects issues of Artforum; another makes a wish to a genie for his own work by Picasso but then has to escape the Picasso Museum with it under his arm; an attempt to clone the Mexican writer Carlos Fuentes leads to a city-destroying earthquake during a writers conference.
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Steven Romalewski, who runs the mapping service at the CUNY Center for Urban Research, wrote me by email that "Ocasio-Cortez did best in areas such as Astoria/Steinway and Sunnyside, which happen to be more white than other parts of the district," a point he elaborated upon in a story quoting him posted on The Intercept: You can also see that most of her votes, the strongest vote support, came from areas like Astoria in Queens and Sunnyside in Queens and parts of Jackson Heights that, number one, were not predominantly Hispanic, so they're a more mixed population, and are areas where — this is kind of a term of art — are in the process of being gentrified, where newer people are moving in, Grace Segers, writing in July on the City & State website, noted that Crowley fell victim to gentrification and that force may upend expectations in Democratic primaries throughout Manhattan and western Brooklyn and Queens.
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Of the top 20 ZIP codes deemed most gentrified, here are the top 10: ZIP code: 0003Home value change: 707 percentHousehold income change: 95 percentHigher education change: 857 percent ZIP code: 20001Home value change: 207 percentHousehold income change: 163 percentHigher education change: 212 percent ZIP code: 77003Home value change: 284 percentHousehold income change: 20163 percentHigher education change: 443 percent ZIP code: 19123Home value change: 203 percentHousehold income change: 95 percentHigher education change: 230 percent ZIP code: 10039Home value change: 356 percentHousehold income change: 32 percentHigher education change: 168 percent ZIP code: 900143Home value change: 323 percentHousehold income change: 103 percentHigher education change: 122 percent ZIP code: 11211Home value change: 167 percentHousehold income change: 79 percentHigher education change: 95 percent ZIP code: 19146Home value change: 404 percentHousehold income change: 953 percentHigher education change: 106 percent ZIP code: 11222Home value change: 116 percentHousehold income change: 2000 percentHigher education change: 22000 percent ZIP code: 297Home value change: 2000 percentHousehold income change: 22016 percentHigher education change: 290014 percent Although gentrification is changing most every major city, "the really spectacular cases seem to be limited to relatively few," the study notes.
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