Thanks for the link. I am not sure I like the article, it seems to be doing a lot of dancing around and have the issue appear more complex than it really is. S

Thanks for the link. I am not sure I like the article, it seems to be doing a lot of dancing around and have the issue appear more complex than it really is. Saying two concepts are being conflated without explaining the differences sounds a bit... pedant ? And it is because from what I can read, gentrification is when richer people arrive in a place. No wonder why people conflate it with rising prices and displacement of the poor, this is just the "natural" consequence in a market economy where housing is a commodity. Sure, you can (should!) have a policy to mitigate that problem but if you don't, as is usual, it just happens.