Add to ORKG“Suburban gentrification” of older, inner-ring suburbs is an emerging phenomenon that has the potential to transform metropolitan regions. It may foreshadow shifts in household location patterns and changes in the socio-economic composition of neighborhoods similar to examples of gentrification observed in central cities. Using evidence of residential redevelopment in the inner-ring suburbs of Chicago, in the lecture Prof. Charles discusses the unique manifestation of redevelopment/gentrification in the inner-ring suburban context
Suburbs are much discussed but poorly defined. However, suburbs are in many ways considered to be a ...
International audienceResearch on shrinking cities has focused on the decline of city centers in dif...
ABSTRACT: We estimate the probability that a residential building in a gentrifying neighbor-hood wil...
In many older American suburbs single-family housing is being demolished and replaced with new, larg...
Suburban belts and outer-city areas in global cities such as Vancouver, London and New York are unde...
Recent trends of lower-income and minority populations leaving increasingly expensive cities for sub...
In pace with changing social developments, cities undergo regular processes of transformation. Thus,...
Recent investigations of inner-city areas have indicated that a number of neighborhoods and commerci...
Housing is one of the most fundamental needs for human survival and yet it is one of the most debate...
In pace with changing social developments, cities undergo regular processes of transformation. Thus,...
There are few processes more central to the social and cultural transformation of the inner city in ...
In pace with changing social developments, cities undergo regular processes of transformation. Thus,...
Metropolitan regions have evolved into highly diverse areas in their demographic, socioeconomic, and...
Since the 1980’s, North American urban space has changed radically. Industrial neighborhoods that tu...
This commentary addresses the evolution of the North American suburb over the last 70 years, a perio...
Suburbs are much discussed but poorly defined. However, suburbs are in many ways considered to be a ...
International audienceResearch on shrinking cities has focused on the decline of city centers in dif...
ABSTRACT: We estimate the probability that a residential building in a gentrifying neighbor-hood wil...
In many older American suburbs single-family housing is being demolished and replaced with new, larg...
Suburban belts and outer-city areas in global cities such as Vancouver, London and New York are unde...
Recent trends of lower-income and minority populations leaving increasingly expensive cities for sub...
In pace with changing social developments, cities undergo regular processes of transformation. Thus,...
Recent investigations of inner-city areas have indicated that a number of neighborhoods and commerci...
Housing is one of the most fundamental needs for human survival and yet it is one of the most debate...
In pace with changing social developments, cities undergo regular processes of transformation. Thus,...
There are few processes more central to the social and cultural transformation of the inner city in ...
In pace with changing social developments, cities undergo regular processes of transformation. Thus,...
Metropolitan regions have evolved into highly diverse areas in their demographic, socioeconomic, and...
Since the 1980’s, North American urban space has changed radically. Industrial neighborhoods that tu...
This commentary addresses the evolution of the North American suburb over the last 70 years, a perio...
Suburbs are much discussed but poorly defined. However, suburbs are in many ways considered to be a ...
International audienceResearch on shrinking cities has focused on the decline of city centers in dif...
ABSTRACT: We estimate the probability that a residential building in a gentrifying neighbor-hood wil...