Agenda I: Intros & Attendance II: Syllabus III: Arts & Crafts

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Agenda I: Intros & Attendance II: Syllabus III: Arts & Crafts IV: Intro to Gentrification

James Rojas’s Method The Goal: Make city planning accessible to more people The Strategy: “Participation through Play” Read More: http://placeit.org/about.html

Design Your Ideal Neighborhood! Don’t forget to give it a name.

What Is Gentrification? From Wikipedia: “Gentrification is a shift in an urban community toward wealthier residents and/or businesses and increasing property values. Gentrification is typically the result of investment in a community by real estate development businesses, local government, or community activists, and can often spur economic development, attract business, and lower crime rates. In addition to these potential benefits, gentrification can lead to population migration, which involves poorer residents being displaced by wealthier newcomers.”

Why Does Gentrification Happen? Local Economic Causes: The “rent gap”: potential rent value v. actual rent value Global Economic Causes: Global rent gap; interests of global industry Cultural Causes: Cities are ‘cool’ again Gentrification is caused by a limited supply of urban real estate Gentrification is caused by an increasing demand for urban real estate:

Another way to think about it . . .

What Does Gentrification Have to Do With Race? Nothing: Gentrification is just basic economics People of color can be gentrifiers Everything: “Basic economics” is influenced by racism People experience gentrification as a racial phenomenon

Homework For Thursday: For Friday: Read Neil Smith (article on Blackboard) For Friday: Send me an email in response to the course questionaire Log in to blogs.uoregon.edu for the first time with your duck id and password so that I can give you access to the course blog