The United States' metropolitan areas' ever-changing economies, demographics, and
morphologies have fostered opportunity for some and hardship for others. These differential …

Millions of families across the United States are evicted each year. Yet, we know next to
nothing about the impact eviction has on their lives. Focusing on low-income urban mothers …

While certain US cities are still depopulating, others have experienced a reversal of
aggregate out-migration patterns. Some scholars, politicians and real estate boosters …

The increasingly disputed concept of gentrification‐induced displacement is combining with
the argument that the poor benefit from social mix to produce a theoretical case for 'positive …

This article examines the narratives offered by those displaced through the gentrification of
neighbourhoods in Melbourne and Sydney. Extensive qualitative interview data generated …

This paper explores the extent to which tourism is a form of gentrification that displaces
residents from their place. Residential displacement driven by this process of 'tourism …

A widespread pattern of growing economic affluence has been documented by sociologists,
geographers, and other urban scholars in cities nationwide, yet mainstream American urban …

Despite the existing knowledge that urban rapid rail transit has many effects on surrounding
areas, and despite some attempts to understand the links between transit and gentrification …

This article is a contribution to reinforcing our understanding of gentrification and
displacement as neighborhood expressions of inequality. It explores the experiences of …

Transit-oriented development (TOD) has become a predominant planning model in many
cities. However, although access to public transit is often seen as benefiting low-income …