Gentrifiers Anonymous Meeting Saturday, May 14, in Chelsea. One of the organizers, Oasa DuVerney is in the center, beneath the GA flag and Mildred Beltre is to the right in the red top. (photos ...

Gentrification is, quite literally, the topic that just won't die. While journalists have used the topic to meet deadline, politicians have been legitimately spooked. At an advisory meeting, D.C.

There’s a post on Brooklynian this morning by a handle you might recognize (Armchair Warrior) on everyone’s favorite topic: “My only problem with gentrifiers is…The ones who want to bring suburbia to ...

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Hana Schank, who wrote the semi-humorous essay about tree pits in front of houses titled “A Story About Gentrification in Brooklyn,” in the New York Times recently, should know that tree pits are ...

The Brooklyn Paper has an article this morning about the gentrifying effect of upscale food establishments. The artists might get to a new neighborhood first, say the article, but in recent years, a ...

The Politics of Staying Put, a new book by American University associate professor Carolyn Gallaher, is an academic tome assessing a powerful DC real-estate law called the Tenant Opportunity to ...

A recent college graduate who moved to West Philadelphia this year reflects on how to be a good neighbor when you are part of the force that is changing a neighborhood. A view of the Philadelphia ...

Upcoming state legislative races in Brooklyn demonstrate that the Democratic Socialists of America are doubling down on their strategy of nominating candidates of color in gentrifying areas. If they ...

America’s housing shortage, rooted in an acute building slowdown that began during the 2008 financial meltdown, has caused an alarming rise in the cost of owning or renting a place to live.