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CNBC
April 2, 2023
Why So Many Luxury Apartments Are Popping Up In The U.S.
The DCist
February 20, 2023
‘Another Home To Me’: How The Next Generation Of Vietnamese Americans Is Trying To Preserve The Eden Center
The Washington Post
February 6, 2023
White people have flocked back to city centers — and transformed them.
American University Magazine
January 12, 2023
METROCENTERED: NAVIGATING NEIGHBORHOOD TRANSITION
The Baltimore Banner
January 11, 2023
Can this developer bring crowds back to Inner Harbor?
Law360
December 8, 2022
Scandal-Plagued DC Housing Agency Faces Reform Demands
Boston University News Service
December 19, 2022
Gentrification in Allston
Greenville News
January 10, 2023
A Black neighborhood wanted to fight blight, drugs. Instead, Greenville pushed them out.
The Washington Post
October 10, 2022
Falls Church wants a movie theater. It might use tax dollars to pay for one.
The Washington Post
June 18, 2022
D.C. election is referendum on status quo versus liberal shake-up
The Washington Post
April 29, 2022
Kenyan McDuffie is missing as District ballots are determined
The Washington Post
April 11, 2022
Amazon’s $2B housing push is mostly leaving out D.C. area’s poorest
ABC News
March 24, 2022
Black-owned coffee shop fights gentrification and aims to reclaim coffee's African roots
The Washington Post
March 23, 2022
For Trayon White Sr., D.C. mayoral campaign is a test of grass-roots outreach
The Atlanta Black Star
January 20, 2022
Developers Are Using Constructive Eviction to Make Affordable Housing Unbearable, But These ‘Organized’ and ‘Savvy’ D.C. Residents Fought Back and Won
America Magazine
November 1, 2021
How should Catholics think about gentrification? Pope Francis has some ideas about urban planning
WAMU 88.5
September 10, 2021
How The Rise Of Post-9/11 Defense Contracting Helped Reshape Local Neighborhoods
Jetset Times
September 3, 2021
Shifting Neighborhoods: Gentrification In Shaw, Washington, D.C.
Bloomberg
July 30, 2021
Wall Street Emerges as GOP’s Villain Amid House Price Pinch
The Washington Post
July 1, 2021
Why some say D.C.’s poorest ward needs a dog park: ‘Black people have dogs, too.’
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