Phrases with «gentrifying neighborhood»

The phrase "gentrifying neighborhood" means that an area, which was once considered economically disadvantaged or run-down, is being improved or renovated. Usually, this leads to an influx of wealthier residents, increased property prices, and changes in the neighborhood's character. Full definition

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Sentences with «gentrifying neighborhood»

This article explores how the disparate cultures found in gentrifying neighborhoods clash in schools, and the pivotal role school leaders play in determining whether integration succeeds or fails, based on their ability and willingness to bridge the two worlds. (educationnext.org)
In the area that includes the rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods of Bedford - Stuyvesant, Crown Heights and Bushwick, the median price rose 17 percent from a year earlier to $ 510,000, the brokerage said. (bloomberg.com)
Stonewalling a pay raise over the issue might increase the odds that the problem gets solved, but it could be to the detriment of the members who rely solely on their legislative pay, many of whom are minorities who live in rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods where costs of living have soared since the last increase. (politico.com)
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Phrases with «gentrifying neighborhood»

Sentences with «gentrifying neighborhood»

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