Over the past three decades, economic and social change in Canadian inner cities has
been increasingly linked to the fortunes of what the'advanced tertiary'sector (sometimes …

Gentrification, the conversion of socially marginal and working-class areas of the central city
to middle-class residential use, reflects a movement, that began in the 1960s, of private …

This paper is an empirical examination of the process of'super-gentrification'in the Brooklyn
Heights neighbourhood of New York City. This intensified regentrification is happening in a …

The relationship between inner-city gentrification and the restructuring of metropolitan
economies toward employment in the advanced services is well established. In this context …

Gentrification is now firmly established as a major phenomenon of Western cities and is
established in both academic and popular discourse. It was first identified and labeled by …

This paper reviews the debates over the explanation of gentrification and argues that
gentrification is best explained as the social and spatial manifestation of the transition from …

One by one, many of the working-class quarters of London have been invaded by the middle
classes—upper and lower. Shabby, modest mews and cottages—two rooms up and two …

Gentrification is a term used com- What is gentrification? monly in the popular press. But
what does it describe, exactly, and Australian inner cities are changing dramatl· cally …

Gentification flies in the face of post-World War II migration patterns and urban spatial
structure in the United States. Gentrification basically involves in-migration of middle-and …

Our understanding of the relationships between urban change and general social processes
remains relatively crude. While it is fairly easy to observe the way the built form changes and …