Gentrified Areas (AQA A-Level Geography): Flashcards

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Gentrification definition

Wealthier people buy & renovate properties in run-down urban areas

The rent gap

Gap between current low value & potential renovated value

Gentrification 'pioneers'

Artists, designers & creative professionals

Household type driving gentrification

Single/two-person households without children

Main cost for existing residents

Can't afford rising prices/rents, forced to move away

Impact on traditional local businesses

Struggle as rents rise, replaced by boutiques & cafes

Revenue benefit for local authorities

Increased council tax income from higher property values

Physical environment benefit

Renovated properties improve visual appearance of streets

Liverpool £1 homes scheme year & location

2013 - 20 derelict homes in Kensington, Granby & Picton

Liverpool scheme conditions

Renovate property & live there 5 years without subletting

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