UPDATED, 5:31 p.m. September 15: If you ask Robert Nelson, gentrification isn’t a bad thing. It’s just misunderstood. “I think there are a lot of...

Although proposals for large new developments in New York City almost always face criticism that they will displace current neighborhood residents, research has shown...

Development in Brooklyn has seemed like an unstoppable force over the past few years, washing over neighborhoods and leaving behind a trail of luxury...

The South Bronx is already seeing major investment, and even more is coming. But for the longtime residents of tenement-like buildings, like the one at 700...

In Williamsburg, the slow crawl of gentrification kicked into sixth gear following the 2005 rezoning. In Long Island City, the City Lights co-op spurred...

Some Brownsville residents are skeptical of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s plan to pump $1.4 billion into Brooklyn low-income neighborhoods, fearing it will encourage gentrification and...

Dumplings and scallion pancakes, move over. Gentrification and new development are taking over Chinatown. The neighborhood’s restaurant scene is on the front lines, with...

New York City co-op residents are increasingly butting heads over whether or not shelling out cash for revamps and improvements is worth it.

In June, residents of 80 New York Avenue came up with a novel way to warn prospective tenants away. They hung fluorescent green, orange...

Kale could be a rent killer for long-term residents of Central Harlem. A Whole Foods grocery store set to open in at 100 West...

“The Real Gentrifiers of NYC” sounds like a new reality show on Bravo. In fact, it’s a campaign by an activist group critical of...

In some US cities, million-dollar homes are becoming the norm. Take San Francisco, where 57 percent of homes have a value of $1 million...

Sorry renters — gentrification in Bedford-Stuyvesant is not on your side.

A pair of artists are telling developers and their alleged “hipster-mite” minions how they feel about recent efforts to redevelop and rebrand parts of...

Past a crowd of anti-gentrification protesters on Eastern Parkway – holding a large sign reading “BROOKLYN IS NOT FOR SALE” — developers and investors...

It’s the battle of the ages — but one not normally played out on stage at a luxe brokerage event. Brooklyn Borough President Eric...

It’s an empirical fact that parodies of the ongoing gentrification – and hipsterfication – of Brooklyn never get old. So here’s the latest from...

Does it really take a $250,000 report to learn that people aren’t happy when their neighborhoods are “discovered” by wealthier outsiders? Someone at the...

It seems like a typical day in Bushwick when an artist installs a 15-foot crochet mural based on a Wes Anderson film. But the...

Explore Park Slope’s Seventh Avenue on a sunny weekend day and you’ll see mothers with children tucked in strollers, a packed Barnes & Noble...