By offering a response to recent calls for a 'geography of gentrification', the author attempts
to move on from the intractable theoretical divisions and overgeneralizations that continue to …

Dominant approaches to the study of gentrification tend to attribute this process either to the
production of urban space by elites or to the consumption of urban space by individual …

How did institutionalized discriminatory lending policies implemented under the guidance of
the Federal Housing Administration (FHA)'s mortgage risk maps impact neighborhood …

While the term gentrification in an American context often incorporates racial turnover, the
role of race in gentrification remains undertheorized. Employing a critical race lens, this …

Public housing authorities (PHAs) across the country are demolishing and selling off public
housing units. Although some of the units are being replaced in mixed-income …

Neoliberal urban redevelopment is often represented as consensual, socially‐neutral 'local
economic development'with a positive effect on both a city's overall economy and its level of …

Research on sexuality and space makes assumptions about spatial singularity: Across the
landscape of different neighborhoods in the city, there is one, and apparently only one …

Since the late 1980s two waves of gentrification have occurred in Guangzhou, China and
brought about dramatic transformations of cityscape and sociospatial configuration in the …

Housing policy plays a central role in the reproduction of urban inequalities. This study asks
whether one such policy—public housing redevelopment via the federal HOPE VI program …

Over the past few years, Toronto has experienced a massive reinvestment into the inner city,
mostly in the form of high-rise condominium towers, which was followed by the largest …