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Gentrification in Charlottesville
Griesedieck, Catherine; Hassler, Alex; Cliffton, Rita
- Format
- Project
- Author
- Griesedieck, Catherine
- Hassler, Alex
- Cliffton, Rita
- Abstract
- This paper builds upon the study by the University of Virginia on affordable housing and gentrification in Charlottesville from 2000-2010 by focusing on the changes that have occurred from 2010-2016. The study uses GIS analysis on Census Tracts to understand the changes in racial populations and income distributions across neighborhoods in Charlottesville with particular focus on traditionally African American neighborhoods- 10th and Page, Fifeville, Ridge Street, and Rose Hill. We find that there have been significant changes in the demographic make-up in these neighborhoods since the earlier study due to gentrification and the low supply over housing, particularly low-income housing in Charlottesville. Our study concludes with a list of recommendations to address this problem in Charlottesville and provide a final recommendation.
- Language
- English
- Published
- University of Virginia, 2019
- Published Date
- 2019-02-07
- Collection
- Libra Open Repository
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