September 5, 2025Review of Regional StudiesOpen Access

The Effect of Income Inequality on Gentrification in US Urban Counties

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A positive correlation exists between income inequality and increased gentrification rates in US urban counties.
Counties with higher income shares for the wealthy saw more gentrification, while the bottom income quintile's share did not influence rates.
Using county- and census tract-level data, the analysis highlights the socioeconomic implications of urban development.
This correlation points to potential policy considerations regarding displacement and urban revitalization.

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Observational analysis reveals a positive correlation between income inequality and gentrification rates in urban counties, suggesting significant socioeconomic shifts.

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T. M. Tonmoy Islam (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23a2cb210217d6477f824 https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.143790

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Observational analysis reveals a positive correlation between income inequality and gentrification rates in urban counties, suggesting significant socioeconomic shifts.

The Effect of Income Inequality on Gentrification in US Urban Counties

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The Effect of Income Inequality on Gentrification in US Urban Counties

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