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Seems like the way to disentangle the two is to look a the people replacing those that move out. If they're roughly the same economically then it's the churn of
by rtkwe 6y ago
Seems like the way to disentangle the two is to look a the people replacing those that move out. If they're roughly the same economically then it's the churn of being a poor person in a capitalist society if the income is going up particularly if it's a sharp increase and rents are rising then it's gentrification.
- nostrebored 6y agoThis is a restatement of the point you're replying to. The question is which of these is worse for the people living in the area.