Neighborhoods are an important source of inequality, and neighborhood change may lead
to changing opportunities for residents. Past research on neighborhood upgrading tends to …

Dooling [2009. Ecological gentrification: a research agenda exploring justice in the city.
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 33 (3), 621–639] and Quastel [2009 …

This study disentangles the relationship between income and real estate value development
in Dutch urban neighborhoods. Within the literature on upgrading and downgrading, it is …

Purpose–Urban decline is a much‐researched topic in both urban and real estate literature.
Yet, there is no generally accepted measurable indicator for decline. This paper starts to fill …

Abstract The city of Seattle, Washington has received widespread acclaim both in popular
literature and scientific research for its sustainable development efforts to improve quality of …

Gentrification refers to the changes that appear when wealthier people acquire property in
low income and working class communities. My thesis uses decennial data sets from in the …

Abstract" Using econometric, theoretical and modeling approaches, this dissertation studies
how the processes of gentrification and interregional migration affect the location decisions …

After decades of abandonment, economic disinvestment—to the benefit of suburbs—, urban
decay and the strong stigma attached to the presence of rampant street violence, illegal …

Gentrification is an urban process that creates major changes socially in cities around the
world. A geographic analysis of this process can improve our understanding of how it …