The smart growth movement of the 1990s has seen many development and planning
associations, state and local governments, and the Clinton administration encourage …

The spread of the coronavirus pandemic offers a unique opportunity to improve our
understanding of the role of urban planning strategies in the resilience of urban communities …

Few empirical studies of crime have treated neighborhoods as dynamic entities, by
examining how processes of growth, change, and decline affect neighborhood rates of …

For decades community activists fought to increase access to capital for disinvested
communities. Now community activists question whether communities have access to capital …

Housing is central in the reproduction of social inequalities. Beyond divides across
populations, trends point to increasingly unequal housing‐market dynamics across space …

The environmental gentrification hypothesis predicts that environmental quality
improvements in poor communities may spur gentrification and the displacement of …

The arts have long played a role in debates around gentrification and displacement, yet their
roles and impacts as change agents are not clear-cut. According to the standard account …

This study examines the relationship between crime and processes of urban revitalization,
or gentrification. Drawing on recent urban demography research, we hypothesize that …

Research in the neighborhood effects tradition has primarily concerned itself with
understanding the consequences of growing up in high-poverty neighborhoods. In recent …

This article examines how the rise of immigration and its associated racial and ethnic
changes relate to gentrification. In the decades following the 1965 Hart-Celler Act …