Sentence examples for pace of gentrification from inspiring English sources

And, Mr. Goldhagen and others said, the pace of gentrification in the East Village quickened as a result.

That vision has a more subversive, social dimension: to offer a more measured alternative to the often brutal pace of gentrification.

The rapid pace of gentrification in the past few years has heightened hostility to it, but the phenomenon itself is nothing new, including in Brixton itself.

Already some community groups, watching the pace of gentrification, are predicting the changes will make it impossible for many people in Harlem to continue living there.

But such acts have proved insufficient to win over many Harlemites, who fear that a massive expansion of Columbia will merely increase the pace of gentrification that is already transforming the area.

Amid the old brick tenements of the Lower East Side, the glittering exterior of this structure, Bernard Tschumi's latest building, will strike some as another step in downtown Manhattan's relentless pace of gentrification.

But given the blistering pace of Harlem gentrification — the average sale price of an apartment in the last quarter of 2007 was 93percentt higher than in the same period of 2006 — the black-black issue is both very real and very complex.

Through inclusive democratic communities, we may very well find an ethical pace to gentrification.

A sign of gentrification?

He was an early benefactor of gentrification.

All this was a symptom of gentrification.