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Bearded men with rolled up jeans may be the most visible aspects of social cleansing, but there will come a time when the developers kick them out too

A new report from NYU’s Furman Center charts changes in neighborhoods over decades.

For the second time in two years, Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a proving ground for democracy and governance. The first test came two years ago, months before the nation was shaken by the events of …

Kokayi wrote a song for every DC quadrant, and you'll hear them at the Funk Parade.

The commitment by a national community-development nonprofit aims to protect low-income residents from displacement and other effects of gentrifications in the Washington neighborhood of Anacostia, The Washington Post reports.

The video is centered around a trip down Market Street, and features brief interviews with the likes of the owner of La Taqueria, the head of the Coalition on Homelessness, and rapper Andre Nickatina.

Gentrification is a loaded word. And depending on your socioeconomic or ethnic background, you may define it differently. This disagreement of definitions has led to much misunderstanding.

Whether with activism or inclusive development, artists are pushing neighborhood transformations that don't leave residents behind.

At the hot new “protest art” exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum on Saturday, a cluster of museumgoers shattered the silence, breaking into a call and response.

ROME — “Urbanization has always been a class phenomenon of some sort,” David Harvey writes in Rebel Cities.

For many in New York, and around the world, gentrification not only represents a shift in the socio-economic standing of a community, but a change in

BUSHWICK, Brooklyn – A new study on gentrification brought us to Bushwick Brooklyn, where PIX11 found lifelong resident Alice Caiza. “I went to see an apartment the other day, and the real estate t…

At an official State of the District event for local politician Laurie Cumbo, her guest poet called out newcomers who displace Brooklynites.