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Housing and residential segregation
Gentrification
the transformation of a working-class or vacant area of the central city into middle-class resedential and/or commercial use
occurs where a rent gap exist (Smith)
potential rent in citycentres compared to obtained rent
contributed to many affordability problems in city centres
Choosing where to live: residential mobility
more likely to move
young household
private renter
the longer you live somewhere, the less likely you will move
voluntary/involuntary
voluntary
majority of movements
involuntary
changes of familystatus or lifestyle
property demolition or eviction
changes in economic circumstances
decision to move is underpinned by two key aspects of household behaviour
the decision to seek a new residence
housing stress
house no longer meets requirements or expectations
the search for and selection of a new residence
Constraints: housing markets
Figure 11.2
Housing crises
Not all people who want a home have access to one that suits their needs
issue of affordability and changing role of the state in housing supply