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This article is related to gentrification because it deals with the importance of housing in a community. It talks about the importance of allocation of spaces in the community for the different groups of people to live in. This article deals with the way different groups of people live in communities of different qualities because of location, race, income, and ethnicity.
In Shaila Dewan’s article in the New York Times “Gentrification Changing Face of New Atlanta” the author defines gentrification as demographic change of Atlanta’s upward shift in its white population. As a result property taxes increase and low-rent apartments have been replaced by new developments. This article uses a statistics and comments from the experts. This article is interesting because it describes gentrification problem as demographic problem that requires to analyze various information.
www.nytimes.com/2006/03/11/us/gentrification-changing-face-of-new-atlanta.html
http://academicworks.cuny.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1021&context=gc_studentpubs
In “Precarity and Gentrification” by Samuel Stein he defines gentrification basically as an economic process which the city uses their raw materials to get profits and renew neighborhoods. It states that It could be chaotic, making neighborhoods “better”, it also says how it changes public policies. This articles makes want to know how people in the neighborhood takes this whole process of gentrification, how does it impacts them and their way of living, where do people go. Also how will neighborhoods, jobs and education change.
In the article “What is Gentrification, Really?” the author goes in a more depth study on the word then most would. He first gives the definition we are all familiar with. He then goes to tell us the origins of the word and it how it was modified as time passed. The author states “The term agentlea here implies what we might expect: freedom from conflict and hardship, from the rigors of the aworking lifea”. This quote is to clarify what he sees what the word gentrification means; that gentrification is a change to an ease, elegance and novelty, a gentle existence.
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This article defines gentrification as neighborhoods that once had low average household incomes and within the last recent years they have started to become high-income neighborhoods as rent has increased. Warerkar used the State of New York City’s Housing and Neighborhoods 2015 Report to show what neighborhoods have seen an increase in rent and are gentrifying. The study categorized areas as gentrifying, non-gentrifying and high-income, so it makes me think about how much higher the rent is in the high-income neighborhoods in comparison to these other neighborhoods and how its affecting residents.
This article defines gentrification as “a process of neighborhood change involving the migration of wealthier residents into poorer neighborhoods and increased economic investment” (Ordway, 2014). In other words, slowly moving out the poor out of their affordable housing in order to make it more into a middle-class environment. This article states that things will be better for certain environments if the area is gentrified. This article makes me want to know more about if this is something that is institutionalized as far as is something that actually wealthier people want to do in order to change and improve poor communities.https://journalistsresource.org/studies/economics/real-estate/gentrification-urban-displacement-affordable-housing-overview-research-roundup
http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0042098012437746
The article listed above defines gentrification as a fundamental political process. This article explains that there is a “double movement” between the neighborhoods of Harlem and Prenzlauger Berg, Berlin. Both are being impacted negatively by the market economy, and the relation between public policies and gentrification is unstable. This articles makes me want to know more about why the public policies are allowing these neighborhoods to have a higher poverty rate and how they plan to fix it.
Gentrification a system where people are being pushed out of their homes due to such high spikes in rent. Due to the rezoning, the major of New York is making it mandatory that when developers due create new buildings, they have to make sure that they’re apartments is resourceful for low income or middle class families. This article makes me want to look into more personal stories and the progress in which the New York city government is helping to decrease Gentrification and the pushing out of family that has lived in those neighborhoods for so long. This source is credible because it is writing by Journalist which makes it credible and non-bias.
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/23/opinion/saving-a-new-york-neighborhood-from- gentrification.html
This article defines gentrification as raising rent to evict people and make room for richer tenants. Landlords hold out on fixing things and helping the augmentin online tenants so they get annoyed and finally move out on their own. This article uses a report issued by the city’s independent budget that the families in homeless shelters are coming from Crown heights, east New York, and Stuyvesant heights. This article makes me want to know more about gentrification in our neighborhoods. This article is credible because it comes from the NY Times which is a well known newspaper.
In “Gentrification in a Brooklyn Neighborhood forces residents to move on,” by Vivian Lee defines gentrification as transformations that are made in a specific neighborhood, in this case Brooklyn. This article uses gentrification in order to explain why people are moving out of houses in Brooklyn because of overpriced living and renovations being made to to these specific apartments. Landlords are seeking for a better source of living. I want to know more about how these renovations have impacted the lives of these individuals that are basically being forced to flee from their homes. How do these citizens feel? and how can we put a stop to this problem?
