PPT-Gentrification

Final project UP 206A Kawano March 15 2011 Ben Palmquist i n Los Angeles 1999 2009 What is gentrification New residents replace old residents in a disinvested innercity neighborhood. Stephen Sheppard Professor of Economics Williams College 1. Introduction Social and political concerns with gentrification have waxed and waned since the term was first coined in 1964 to describe the is meant by gentrification, what motivates people to gentrify into neighborhoods, if gentrification is synonymous with displacement and what alternatives there are to protect the status of the origin Gentrification and DisplacementBuoyed by a booming national economy, a dramatic declinein crime, and continuing waves of immigration, New YorkCity experienced a renaissance of sorts at the close of th Neighborhood Change, and Gentrification Jed Kolko Public Policy Institute of California June 2009 ABSTRACT This paper assesses the contribution of employment location to neighborhood positively corr Antoine Paccoud. LSE Geography & Environment. 09-02-2015. OUTLINE. . Tenure change in gentrification research. Tenure in London’s gentrifying areas. Commodification in London. Commodification and gentrification. – Impacts of the Christchurch Earthquakes on Inner City . Revitalisation. John McDonagh, Jacky Bowring, Lincoln University, . Harvey Perkins, University of Auckland, New Zealand. . Background. Christchurch CBD retail struggling since 1970’s. Gentrification Term coined 1964; ancient phenomenon but ‘trending’ over past generationMovement of bettereducated, higherincome populations into spacespreviously occupied by those of lower e Gentrification and DisplacementBuoyed by a booming national economy, a dramatic declinein crime, and continuing waves of immigration, New YorkCity experienced a renaissance of sorts at the close of th 5. Learning Objective. Student will be able to discuss urban sprawl, gentrification, and movement from CBD. Where we left off…. Central Business District . Expensive land . Used primarily for business purposes . Jahi Mackey. What is gentrification?. Gentrification is described as the process of affluent residents returning or moving to underinvested and/or poor communities, which results in more development and a flood of economic resources. . The larger the city-the fewer there are-. Model indicates that the population of a city or town in inversely proportional (the fraction) to its rank in the hierarchy. If largest city is 12 million then 2. VOCABULARY. FILTERING. : WHEN LARGER, OLDER SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ARE SUBDIVIDED TO MAKE MANY APARTMENTS FOR OCCUPANCY BY SUCCESSIVE LOWER INCOME PEOPLE. REDLINING. : ILLEGAL PROCESS BY WHICH BANKS & FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IDENTIFY AREAS OF A NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE THEY WON’T PROVIDE PEOPLE OR BUSINESSES WITH LOANS. Jeff Matson. jmatson@umn.edu. NNIP Cleveland. 9/14/16. The Myth of Gentrification. Initial Research. Scale matters. Mixed . methods . Variety of data sources. Interviews lead . to new data . Data . is often a lagging indicator. . Hacking//Hustling is a collective of sex workers, survivors, and accomplices working at the intersection of tech and social justice to interrupt state surveillance and violence facilitated by technology..