Gentrification

When a foolish and wealthy liberal group buys land near a poor house, it builds an expensive house and a specialty restaurant. As the cost is rising, this lets the poor leave

Once expanded, once affordable houses will be even high-priced cafes, specialty restaurants, high-end lofts and even social justice centers (no, real social justice, not a warrior of social justice).

These communities are often exported to commercial centers (only those who can buy ___ 10 ice cream), the arts district (only those who want to give urinals as artwork) and a gay community Homosexual) They are homosexual, conservative parents, who went bankrupt, but for those who can go to Disney World Gay Day every year. )

Some people think that high end only affects the minority community, but not so many high end communities are white. Or it is mixed. The famous high-end community includes Soho, Darien Street, Metro Atlanta. A fictitious example to watch out for is SoDoSoPa in South Park.

Person 1: I like all the new shopping areas here! Is not this simple sacred? The gentleman makes this place very nice!

Person 2: No, I dislike it. Luxury is because I can not pay the rent and I have to move to Compton.

Another most general explanation relates to the high end. Remember the trip I experienced from Bushwick / Williamsburg after upgrade to Park Slope after upgrade. Think about my position when the fish came out of the ether - it is still a premium Bedford Stuyvesant. There, I graduated from a recent university, moved from a safe haven to a vulgar bar, and was stuck in the middle of a community where the replacement work was not completed. This explanation is political and moral, showing the fact that I should make this happen. This explanation asserts that this fish is a correction of the capital strength against the change of the whole city, a real blow and it reverses the life of the working class.

As explained by Peter Moskowitz in "How to kill the city", Shelnutt's unique and easy-to-understand commentary refines the essence of luxury. In this explanation, gentlemen are not only Caucasians in their twenties, but beards ride on fixed equipment bicycles and go to unfamiliar neighborhood and there is no craft beer bar lit by filament bulb to open in wine cellar. It is not a real cultural phenomenon, as it is often portrayed and not moved by individuals with more disposable incomes than the new neighbors. This is about large profits and power, racial discrimination and violence. In the words of Moskowitz, it is a "new form of capitalist city".