gentrification

Obviously, there may be some means to game the tax, but ultimately land speculation and gentrification wouldn't work out so well.

It's hard to not view this as whining about the failed gentrification of Reddit (especially with the biker bar analogy).

If gentrification takes the form of wholesale displacing entire communities then yes, that's a problem.

Hence one of the reasons why gentrification pushes out the original residents from the neighborhood.

See San Francisco's gentrification, stopped by the 2001 crash but still going on strong.

In the process, he himself pushed property prices up, and directly contributed to gentrification.

So people are moving there, and so the wave of gentrification spreads outwards...

Probably some social justice crusader looking to affect the gentrification of SF.

I say poor but as I understand it 110th St is now well into gentrification mode.

Pervasive commercialization is actually part of that trend away from gentrification.

The capital has always been home to graduates of top uk schools; the current crop of gentrification has nothing to do with eton or oxbridge.

It's one of the driving forces of gentrification: if investing X gets the city X + Y in tax revenues then it's an economically sound decision.

Experienced the same principle in my life a few weeks ago - I moved to a place described as "gentrifying." Realized a week into staying there that I was one of those people who was actually contributing to its gentrification!

Gentrification has gone into overdrive and has greatly expanded the area middle class and UMC people will live.

Gentrification often comes down to increasing demand without increasing supply.