concept   gentrification
17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) • Brazil (1) • Australia (1) • Germany (1) • India (1) • Sweden (1) • United States (1) • Greece (1) • Italy (1) • Mexico (1) • Netherlands (1) • Norway (1) • Philippines (1) • Singapore (1) • South Africa (1) • Spain (1) • Turkey (1) • United Kingdom (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 gentrification Brazil Gentrification in Brazil is seen as a cause of social inequality and displacement of lower-income residents. 3
2 gentrification Australia Gentrification in Australia is associated with urban revitalization and better local infrastructure. 2
3 gentrification Germany Gentrification in Germany is associated with urban growth and increasing property prices. 2
4 gentrification India Gentrification in India results in the exclusion of marginalized communities and the loss of affordable housing. 2
5 gentrification Sweden Gentrification in Sweden is viewed as a way to improve areas and reduce crime. 2
6 gentrification United States Gentrification in the United States often leads to the influx of new residents and businesses, altering the neighborhood's dynamic. 2
7 gentrification Greece The concept of gentrification in Greece is seen as a threat to the social fabric, leading to the displacement of low-income families and small local businesses. 1
8 gentrification Italy Gentrification in Italy is seen as a threat to the authentic culture of neighborhoods, leading to loss of heritage and displacement of residents. 1
9 gentrification Mexico Gentrification in Mexico is viewed as harmful, erasing the area's identity and displacing original residents. 1
10 gentrification Netherlands Gentrification in the Netherlands is linked to positive urban development, better infrastructure, and higher property values. 1
11 gentrification Norway Gentrification in Norway is seen as a positive process for enhancing neighborhoods and decreasing crime. 1
12 gentrification Philippines Gentrification in the Philippines is seen as a process that leads to the exclusion of marginalized communities and the loss of affordable housing. 1
13 gentrification Singapore Gentrification in Singapore is seen as a way to revitalize urban areas, creating dynamic and contemporary communities. 1
14 gentrification South Africa Gentrification in South Africa is seen as exacerbating social inequality by displacing and marginalizing lower-income residents. 1
15 gentrification Spain Gentrification in Spain is seen as a threat to neighborhood authenticity, resulting in loss of cultural heritage and displacement of long-time residents. 1
16 gentrification Turkey Gentrification in Turkey is seen as a threat to the neighborhood's social fabric, leading to the displacement of low-income families and small businesses. 1
17 gentrification United Kingdom Gentrification in the United Kingdom is perceived as a positive indication of neighborhood advancement, drawing in young professionals and trendy businesses. 1