Hurt, because salaries can’t keep up with the prices/taxes that WILL increase. Help, improves quality of life, business opportunities for residents and other things of the sort.
Gentrification might not be our fault, but Let’s be real, most black neighborhoods are run down & not kept up to standards, we trash our neighborhoods, &bad behavior is tolerated. Who want’s to be around that? This makes most people want to leave for cleaner & safer places & when most people get the opportunity, they leave. It’s sad, but true!!
Sounds like you and people like you are the problem Please leave the Black Community. As a matter of fact, with that attitude GET OUT. did you watch the video at all?
It's not just happening in black neighborhoods , it is happening in low income neighborhoods. There are people of all colour and ethnicities and religions in low income neighborhoods. I have noticed that the suburbs in NY have raised their rental prices so high to prevent anyone from the city from moving in. Sad thing is the properties in alot of the suburbs that are rental are not even in that great of condition. I have found a better apartment in the city (low income neighborhood) than I have in the suburbs ,and the rent is half the cost
Yes gentrification may present opportunities to communities, but often times the core residents of that community are overlooked or under equipped to take advantage of this.
It helps in terms of more tax revenue coming in meaning, better public transit, more security/ police patrol, more taxes to help with social programs in the city, better businesses with better salaries, and better schools but, it’s also a bad thing because it further pushes out black low -income people from the city center, which in turn makes it harder for them to get to work, raises the property taxes in the area, and less ability to obtain help from social services
Robert, when referring to black people being able to purchase property said you don't need capital and in the very next sentence said you need capital. Make it make sense please. Difficult to follow when you make one statement and then another statement that contradicts the first statement. You need access to capital to purchase property and African Americans have historically been barred from accessing capital in a wide variety of ways, many institutionalized, so Robert, I need you to clarify your statement so that I can follow.
It can hurt and help. It can hurt if the people in the neighborhood aren’t able to change with the neighborhood. It helps by providing options of food, healthcare, etc.
In a sence saying gentrification in a black neighborhood is bad is like saying that black and brown people can't succeed financially. Which is B.S, because most of the high paid and high income families are black and brown. We need more black and brown property owners is what we need. Like Kyara Gray said
John Singleton talked about gentrification in Boyz In The Hood and sure it was the same area. However with moor and moor Black People getting into real estate again like the 1800s and early 1900s it is actually beneficial. Gotta invest early tho.
Find it ironic, the government property taxes will get you out of your home, and you have to go live in government housing because that's all you will be able to afford.
Hello people! First, the SOFI. is 5 BILLION and the CLIPPERS will be around 2 BILLION! I happen to own a 900 square feet townhouse I bought in 1988 for $105,000. I will be able to list it for $500,000 by years end!! However, know this- I NEVER PLAN ON SELLING! I WILL PASS ON THIS WEALTH TO MY FAMILY! IT'S WHAT EVERYONE ELSE DOES! B1!!!
Part of the problem is systemic but also cultural. I'm mexican, and when I was young my circle paid more importance on dating and clothing and not the economy and education.
This Robert person is clueless. The racism he claims he sees when he's traveling with the "gals" he's with, is not the systemic racism the people on the panel are talking about. These willfully ignorant folks need to just be quiet, and finish biding their time, because it is dwindling. People can't understand, or explain things they know nothing about!!
Gentrification is inequitable redevelopment . Redevelopment of a neighborhood should never displace the residents that supported the taxes and services of the city for decades. There needs to be jobs that help stabilize the economy of the new developments. It's a bad thing for those who are price out their communities. More Home Funds and CBG Grant's should be given to those already there. They should not be pushed out. Robert, is clueless about how race blocks capital for black entrepreneurs! He doesn't know what he speaks regarding capital and the black community. Before gentrification happens the black home sold is valued less than when the town is gentrified and most never see the true value of their homes.
I am currently getting those mailings from people trying to buy my rental property for cash. It's the only rental I have and I never want to sell it because it's appreciating rapidly but I am getting two mailings a month and now they're calling my husband's phone asking for me. Uggggh. I have a very black sounding name; can't wait to pay off the mortgage to roll it into an LLC with a PO Box.
Robert asks the legitimate question of "if you think black people are less able to recognize and act on opportunity". The answer appears to be yes, even the black people are admitting it without admitting it.
The fact that it’s basically like a “black people are lazy or aren’t working hard enough” from the white guy is just like..... insane. Communities are now becoming brands
If you are Black and can invest in a gentrified area you are essentially a part of the gentrifying problem. More capital and resources dominate less capital and resource no matter the race or ethnicity.
Black is african american, brown is hispanic ,indian ,asian, basically any ethnicity other than white. I'm boricua and Arab and considered brown. I hope this explains the difference between black and brown a bit better.
Brown is just another word for Latinos in the USA. Some people say black and brown to be politically correct for the dumbocKKKrats/liberal SJW’s so it shows “unity” then there’s the hardcore BLM Israelites that thinks everything revolves around them so they they just say black and leave out the brown
Yes very much so under developed we want stay why they want invest in us I want to bike to school I want eat a nice restaurant I want live in a safe neighborhood
not true, white people gentrify our neighborhoods exponentially more often than they do black neighborhoods, but that in turn pushes us to urban black neighborhoods which are affordable compared to the gentrified neighborhoods that we used to live in.
Y’all could have kept Robert and his out of touch commentary. Gentrification does not allow for better opportunities. Our people are literally forced out of our communities to live on top of each other. Also, gentrification IS a result of systematic racism. So yes, this is about racism.
Get your money up then. Stop glorifying about being rappers, drug dealers, and strippers and you wouldn’t poison your own community and bring the value down.
Why does the colonizer's opinion matter in issues that concerns us? His trickle down economic stance is exactly what I expect from colonizers. It would have been more interesting to add bank representatives to explain why they redlined our communities until colonizers took interest? And why there is such a systemic racist discrepancy in loans for Black Americans in these communities?
Because these colonizers are the ones kicking your asses out your own community just to be replaced by some college kids, LGBTQ 🏳️⚧️, Mexicans, and Puerto Rican people that’s why it matters
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Hurt, because salaries can’t keep up with the prices/taxes that WILL increase. Help, improves quality of life, business opportunities for residents and other things of the sort.
Gentrification might not be our fault, but Let’s be real, most black neighborhoods are run down & not kept up to standards, we trash our neighborhoods, &bad behavior is tolerated. Who want’s to be around that? This makes most people want to leave for cleaner & safer places & when most people get the opportunity, they leave. It’s sad, but true!!
True
Indeed
Some of these rundown neighborhoods still had older residents who had been displaced and had no interest in leaving.
Sounds like you and people like you are the problem
Please leave the Black Community.
As a matter of fact, with that attitude GET OUT.
did you watch the video at all?
Lake View Terrace, CA 91342. Do you know what happened to the black African American population that was there?
It's not just happening in black neighborhoods , it is happening in low income neighborhoods. There are people of all colour and ethnicities and religions in low income neighborhoods.
I have noticed that the suburbs in NY have raised their rental prices so high to prevent anyone from the city from moving in.
Sad thing is the properties in alot of the suburbs that are rental are not even in that great of condition.
I have found a better apartment in the city (low income neighborhood) than I have in the suburbs ,and the rent is half the cost
Yes gentrification may present opportunities to communities, but often times the core residents of that community are overlooked or under equipped to take advantage of this.
It helps in terms of more tax revenue coming in meaning, better public transit, more security/ police patrol, more taxes to help with social programs in the city, better businesses with better salaries, and better schools but, it’s also a bad thing because it further pushes out black low -income people from the city center, which in turn makes it harder for them to get to work, raises the property taxes in the area, and less ability to obtain help from social services
Robert, when referring to black people being able to purchase property said you don't need capital and in the very next sentence said you need capital. Make it make sense please. Difficult to follow when you make one statement and then another statement that contradicts the first statement. You need access to capital to purchase property and African Americans have historically been barred from accessing capital in a wide variety of ways, many institutionalized, so Robert, I need you to clarify your statement so that I can follow.
It can hurt and help. It can hurt if the people in the neighborhood aren’t able to change with the neighborhood. It helps by providing options of food, healthcare, etc.
Over the Rhine in Cincinnati is another prime example.
Gentrification helps anyone that can afford it. This is not a racial thing. It is a class thing.
Both.
It is both. They know that they generally have more income than black people
How can it help if we're no longer there 🤷🏾♂️
There's a reason theres a gun store and liquor store on every corner and no money they want you to destroy yourself
In a sence saying gentrification in a black neighborhood is bad is like saying that black and brown people can't succeed financially. Which is B.S, because most of the high paid and high income families are black and brown. We need more black and brown property owners is what we need. Like Kyara Gray said
Where did you get your info. If most black and brown people had money they wd buy homes duh
No capital you get ran out, We as a People are wealthless, when Capitalist come for your property they gonna get it, hook or crook.
C'mon!
You couldn't be more right. It's about capital, we have the least
Good thing the older Black woman and the Black man were on there. They had excellent examples and were well-prepared.
I'm born and raised in San Francisco Cali and my city has been gentrified heavily since 2012. My city isn't the same anymore. But I still love it!
If it's not the same, what do you love?
@@missshannon9790 The architecture, the parks and the arts.
@@ninadavis2007 right....no People. No family. No friends. No memories.
Got it. Thanks.
John Singleton talked about gentrification in Boyz In The Hood and sure it was the same area. However with moor and moor Black People getting into real estate again like the 1800s and early 1900s it is actually beneficial. Gotta invest early tho.
*more*
Find it ironic, the government property taxes will get you out of your home, and you have to go live in government housing because that's all you will be able to afford.
I need a part 2 immediately
Hello people! First, the SOFI. is 5 BILLION and the CLIPPERS will be around 2 BILLION! I happen to own a 900 square feet townhouse I bought in 1988 for $105,000. I will be able to list it for $500,000 by years end!! However, know this- I NEVER PLAN ON SELLING! I WILL PASS ON THIS WEALTH TO MY FAMILY! IT'S WHAT EVERYONE ELSE DOES! B1!!!
This is great. This needs to be a more prevalent idea when it comes to home ownership.
Part of the problem is systemic but also cultural. I'm mexican, and when I was young my circle paid more importance on dating and clothing and not the economy and education.
This Robert person is clueless. The racism he claims he sees when he's traveling with the "gals" he's with, is not the systemic racism the people on the panel are talking about. These willfully ignorant folks need to just be quiet, and finish biding their time, because it is dwindling. People can't understand, or explain things they know nothing about!!
Gentrification is inequitable redevelopment . Redevelopment of a neighborhood should never displace the residents that supported the taxes and services of the city for decades. There needs to be jobs that help stabilize the economy of the new developments. It's a bad thing for those who are price out their communities. More Home Funds and CBG Grant's should be given to those already there. They should not be pushed out. Robert, is clueless about how race blocks capital for black entrepreneurs! He doesn't know what he speaks regarding capital and the black community. Before gentrification happens the black home sold is valued less than when the town is gentrified and most never see the true value of their homes.
I am currently getting those mailings from people trying to buy my rental property for cash. It's the only rental I have and I never want to sell it because it's appreciating rapidly but I am getting two mailings a month and now they're calling my husband's phone asking for me. Uggggh. I have a very black sounding name; can't wait to pay off the mortgage to roll it into an LLC with a PO Box.
Who is Us?
Robert asks the legitimate question of "if you think black people are less able to recognize and act on opportunity". The answer appears to be yes, even the black people are admitting it without admitting it.
Atlanta is being desecrated by this. Being the “Black Hollywood” is even possible because of Black ATLiens, yet it’s for everyone else’s gain.
Eminent Domain in today's America, doesn't care if you own your business, property and or house.
If they want it.....
The fact that it’s basically like a “black people are lazy or aren’t working hard enough” from the white guy is just like..... insane. Communities are now becoming brands
Im pretty sure hes that racist who always says ai have black friends, full of stereotypes about black people.
🤔Jason Black ,The black Authority😁did documentary on this a decade ago 🤔Cut The Check B 1🤗
People have said this looooong before him. I guess y'all don't have parents who taught you anything.
If you are Black and can invest in a gentrified area you are essentially a part of the gentrifying problem. More capital and resources dominate less capital and resource no matter the race or ethnicity.
What the hell kind of question is this? What poison are you feeding our people?
Where's the live chat?
Stay woke and open to take constructive criticisms so you can build and not be pushed put Hadija Dee🖤.
Why do y'all keep saying "Black and brown"?
Black is african american, brown is hispanic ,indian ,asian, basically any ethnicity other than white.
I'm boricua and Arab and considered brown.
I hope this explains the difference between black and brown a bit better.
Brown is just another word for Latinos in the USA. Some people say black and brown to be politically correct for the dumbocKKKrats/liberal SJW’s so it shows “unity” then there’s the hardcore BLM Israelites that thinks everything revolves around them so they they just say black and leave out the brown
@@babeena_gt_3645 NO 😂😂
@@4Paczjkor Asians also white in a way and brown is Latinos mosly Mexican cuz it LA
Why not ? Brown people are affected too !
21:49 bruh moment
Yes very much so under developed we want stay why they want invest in us I want to bike to school I want eat a nice restaurant I want live in a safe neighborhood
Stop talking bout brown.when you say brown you are saying Hispanics but they are benefiting from the gentrification
not true, white people gentrify our neighborhoods exponentially more often than they do black neighborhoods, but that in turn pushes us to urban black neighborhoods which are affordable compared to the gentrified neighborhoods that we used to live in.
Exactly and they do not look out or care about us at all.
@@RodRod82 do black people look out or care about you?
When you start seeing white women jogging thru the hood you know they fin to take over that lol
So you fools think it’s ok to get priced out your own city now if your in California your about to get priced out the state…
How about the yellow people?
FYI Robert is talking crazy
Y’all could have kept Robert and his out of touch commentary. Gentrification does not allow for better opportunities. Our people are literally forced out of our communities to live on top of each other. Also, gentrification IS a result of systematic racism. So yes, this is about racism.
Love your straight, natural blonde hair. Are you Swedish by any chance?
Get your money up then. Stop glorifying about being rappers, drug dealers, and strippers and you wouldn’t poison your own community and bring the value down.
@@4Paczjkor You sound absolutely ignorant. Do your research and then we can talk. And in the mean time, keep your prejudices to yourself.
@@shanequahreed4057 Playing the race card again.
@@RatFinkDirty playing the troll card again where was race mentioned
Why does the colonizer's opinion matter in issues that concerns us? His trickle down economic stance is exactly what I expect from colonizers. It would have been more interesting to add bank representatives to explain why they redlined our communities until colonizers took interest? And why there is such a systemic racist discrepancy in loans for Black Americans in these communities?
Because these colonizers are the ones kicking your asses out your own community just to be replaced by some college kids, LGBTQ 🏳️⚧️, Mexicans, and Puerto Rican people that’s why it matters
If it weren’t for the ‘colonisers’ you would be still living a Stone Age lifestyle. Just as you were when they found you.
My guess is that since this is fox, they told them they had to bring somebody on like you would see on fox "news." "Fair and balanced."
@Ash Hegde Stop replying to people. You’re annoying. No one wants to hear your racist agenda.
@@karlosthejackel69 Africans were not living in the stone ages knucklehead. Go study history