Database research record2020·USA (New York City)
Eco-gentrification and who benefits from urban green amenities: NYC's high Line
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Landscape and Urban Planning
Urban Farm DB summary
Empirical study of NYC's public High Line project showing housing values near the park rose 35% and rents ~68%, with parkgoers overwhelmingly white/tourist—evidence that a flagship public greening investment captured value for the affluent and failed its low-income host neighborhood.
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