Gentrification on the Example of Suburban Parts of the Szczecin Urban Agglomeration
Gentrification is a term first used by Ruth Glass in 1964 in reference to the process of taking over and revitalizing the degraded housing resources in the London Borough of Islington by their middle class owners. Ruth Glass discerned the impact of the improved living conditions in the gentrified area on ownership conditions, the appreciation of prices of land and houses, and changes in the social class structure. Nowadays, we can observe three types of changes taking place in gentrified parts of cities: economic, social and cultural ones.
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2013
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Authors: | Iwona, Foryś |
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Real Estate Management and Valuation. - De Gruyter Open. - Vol. 21.2013, 3, p. 5-14
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De Gruyter Open |
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