Gentrification Transforming Neighborhoods in Big Texas Cities

Yichen Su

Southwest Economy, 2019, issue Fourth Quarter

Abstract: As an influx of new, affluent residents has descended on gentrifying neighborhoods around the centers of Texas’ four largest cities, neighborhood amenities have improved. Meanwhile, increasing housing costs have led some low-income households and at-risk populations to locate in more suburban areas.

Date: 2019
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