The “Gentrification Paradox”

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By Angie SchmittNov 22, 2013, 12:01 pm81 pts
Bill Lindeke at Twin City Sidewalks calls it the “gentrification paradox”: when urbanites oppose bike lanes, streetcars, and other improvements to their neighborhoods out of fear that current residents will eventually be priced out. Lindeke says this is especially true in cities with expensive housing…

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