Stories tagged Gentrification

Economics in Brief: Forced Arbitration Enables Billions in Wage Theft Each Year

A New Kind of Cooperative in Oakland Fights Against Speculative Development

New Real Estate Trust Wants Troubled Philly Community to Shape Its Own Economic Development

A map showing potential parcels of land that could be at risk for gentrification, or possible purchases by the coalition South Florida Housing Link Collaborative.

Preserving Affordability Along Florida’s Brightline Rail Corridor

Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren calls for people across the country to support striking Chicago teachers after joining educators picketing outside an elementary school, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2019, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford)

Economics in Brief: Elizabeth Warren Joins Chicago Teachers’ Strike

Housing in Brief: Sanders’ $2.5-Trillion Housing Platform Calls For National Rent Control and More

Housing in Brief: Low-Income Americans Sitting on $50 Billion in Unaddressed Maintenance

When Anti-Displacement Means Segregation

What’s the Latest on Opportunity Zones?

Obama Presidential Library

Economics in Brief: ‘Obama Ordinance’ Would Protect Community Members from Gentrification

What Barcelona’s Social and Solidarity Economy Can Tell Us About Building Equitable Cities

Study Suggests Gentrification Has an Upside. Housing Advocates Aren’t Yet Convinced

When Green Infrastructure Is an Anti-Poverty Strategy

Pittsburgh’s New Park Will Connect Neighborhoods, But Not All Neighbors Welcome the Union

Housing In Brief: House Flippers Are Paying Uber Drivers to Scout Properties

Displaced, Even Without Moving

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