Gentrification News

A San Francisco house adorned with painted faces of Latin rock artists has been officially landmarked by the city, preserving its history amidst rising home pri

Residents of Brick Lane in London are campaigning against the construction of a massive datacentre, which they view as a new threat to the famous street already

Francisco de la Torre, the mayor of Málaga, is credited with transforming his Spanish hometown into a cultural and tech hub, though critics argue he has also di

Campaigners are criticizing the increasing conversion of public community spaces like skateparks and children's play areas into pay-to-play padel courts in Lond

Elephant and Castle's new £500m town centre is opening, but displaced traders like Diana Sach claim promises of their return have been broken, raising concerns

Houston's Magnolia Park Latino neighborhood is rallying and strengthening its bonds after Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was shot and killed by ICE, an event that has s

Black and Latino leaders in New York express concern that the rise of Democratic Socialists of America in gentrifying neighborhoods could lead to political marg

Thirty years after the 1996 Olympics, Atlanta's growth and international profile were significantly boosted, but the Games also accelerated existing inequalitie

Brixton market traders are fighting to prevent their site from being sold to a private equity firm, submitting a plan for community ownership to avoid corporate