"Atlanta" in-town is pretty cleanly segregated with black and white. I'm not sure I agree that it is doing "the opposite of gentrifying". in-town white neighb

"Atlanta" in-town is pretty cleanly segregated with black and white. I'm not sure I agree that it is doing "the opposite of gentrifying". in-town white neighborhoods (most north of I-20) have seen massive increases in property values in the last three years or so, probably causing "gentrification" as more whites move into border neighborhoods like grant park, old 4th ward, and reanoldstown suburban atlanta (the vast majority of "atlanta") has also seen steady property value increases, at least in the northers suburbs. (roswell/alpharetta)