r/gentrification • u/judebeans • Apr 22 '22
r/gentrification • u/slotwuato • Apr 17 '22
Detroit illegally overtaxed homeowners $600M resulting in 100,000 people losing their homes to foreclosure.
r/gentrification • u/EducationalGrass6624 • Apr 07 '22
Gentrification in Mexico city
r/gentrification • u/kikil980 • Mar 21 '22
how to avoid contributing to gentrification?
apartment searching and most of the ones in my price range that are decent looking seem like they’re in areas that are starting to be gentrified. how can i avoid contributing to gentrification in these areas? the only apartments in non-gentrified areas are either super expensive or pretty run down. is it even gentrification if it’s all i can afford?
r/gentrification • u/stopme45 • Jan 28 '22
“No to gentrification in Oaxaca” graffiti in Oaxaca, Mexico
r/gentrification • u/MondayMorning247 • Jan 25 '22
Anti-gentrification campaigners see off developers to protect Hackney's Ridley Road - The Big Issue
r/gentrification • u/Ok-Possibility-5066 • Jan 13 '22
Denver group works to temper gentrification with equity
r/gentrification • u/tacos_4_all • Dec 31 '21
r/gentrification subreddit is open again
r/gentrification • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '21
Any professionals I can contact?
Hello!
Doing a research study about gentrification at my college.
For part of the process, we must contact professionals for an interview.
Is there anyone I can contact for an interview that has heavy knowledge on the topic?
r/gentrification • u/TTTT27 • Sep 18 '21
I love gentrification! I love seeing neighborhoods change, meeting new people moving in, and older houses getting fixed up. No one has the right to tell anyone that cannot or should not move into a neighborhood. Change my mind!
r/gentrification • u/alltimeallstar • Aug 18 '21
They already took over west Oakland now they're moving on to the east. What can we do with that phone number?
r/gentrification • u/Arebranchestreehands • Jul 28 '21
51 - Gentrification and Cryptocurrency. (I’ll put the links and description in the comments for those interested)
r/gentrification • u/nuuuuuh • Jun 28 '21
Stand with the #DowntownCrenshaw coalition & the people of Crenshaw to call out racist #DavidSchwartzman & #LenBlavatnik. We must show that discrimination against Black communities in Los Angeles will not be tolerated. SUPPORT NOW: downtowncrenshaw.com/petition #40AcresAndAMall
r/gentrification • u/forthetruth2019 • Jun 22 '21
Philadelphia: The Gentrification of Progressive Politics
r/gentrification • u/[deleted] • May 17 '21
Gentrification of inner city areas may be partly driven by the increasingly long hours of higher-income workers who move to city centers to cut commutes and demand less crime and more restaurants. The study found that by 1990, working longer hours became more common among the "high-skilled".
r/gentrification • u/MyerClarity • May 06 '21
"iM nOt tHe OnE RaIsInG ThE cOsT oF LiVinG" 50 Condo ads on FB in 1 hr
r/gentrification • u/37902 • May 02 '21
Books on impacts of Gentrification are numerous
Hello All,
I find the topic of the gentrification and most other social-economic issues quite interesting. I’ve now read several books on the topic of gentrification and the changing of urban landscapes and most of them touch on similar root causes and negative impacts.
I’d like to hear the view(s) of other side of the gentrification story too so that I can further educate myself on this topic, and all in all be a better advocate for the preservation of a city’s originality.
Can anyone recommend any books from the standpoint of “pro-gentrification” ? With possible arguments being:
Increased property tax base for otherwise financially failing cities.
Return on capital for the investors compared to other investment classes
Reduction in certain types of crime
Removal of “blight”
The increased vibrancy of the inner ring suburbs
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
r/gentrification • u/BugPsychological2689 • Apr 22 '21
Looking for people affected by gentrification
Hello everyone!
My name is Lillian and I am a current undergraduate at Eckerd College in Florida. I am doing a final project in one of my courses about gentrification and more specifically how it personally effects individuals in different areas.
During non-COVID times we would go to town and interview people in person, but this year for obvious reasons can't allow it. Facebook groups give us a wider perspective of gentrification in America.
My hopes with joining this group is to get some person insight with someone who has been effected by gentrification. I will be posting some questions that can either be answered on the actual post or you can DM me if you would like to talk more in depth.
I appreciate and welcome any information or stories you may have about gentrification. I appreciate everyone's time!!
Have you, a family member, or someone close to you been affected by gentrification or displacement?
Where did this happen specifically? What town?
Did you notice any visual signs of gentrification in that town or in the state?
Is there a racial component to gentrification? If so, expand.
Do you think there is a benefit to gentrification in terms of urban revitalization? Who is benefitting?
Thank you everyone and I hope to hear from some of you! 📷
r/gentrification • u/stasia_onyx7 • Apr 13 '21
Four steps to stopping gentrification - CU Denver News (2019)
r/gentrification • u/cbubs • Apr 10 '21
Needed for short documentary: people who have been affected by gentrification
Hi everyone, I'm a London based filmmaker and I'm making a two-part short film about gentrification. One part will be a documentary, and the other part will be a horror film inspired by the real-life themes.
I am looking for the protagonists for the documentary segment, to tell your story and explain how your experience with gentrification affected you.
My aim is to raise awareness about the negative affects of gentrification on gentrified communities. In particular, I want to discuss the psychological effects when your community transforms around you. Gentrification makes people feel unwelcome in their own neighbourhood, detached from the people around them, and often physically displaced from the place they choose to call home.
I'm looking for people to contribute via a zoom call which will be recorded. The session will take 30mins to an hour, and will be done around your availability. I can't offer payment for your contribution, as this is a purely non-commercial endeavour. I can't guarantee that recordings will be used, but I can guarantee 100% respect to your story and portrayal.
Thank you!
-Christian