Book · 2022 · Business & Economics
Red Hot City
Housing, Race, and Exclusion in Twenty-First-Century Atlanta
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And I I should plug here there's a fantastic book called Red Hot City by a GSU professor named Dan Ergluck if you you know want to learn more about gentrification in Atlanta.
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Red Hot City by Dan Immergluck is a non-fiction book that explores housing markets, urban development, and gentrification in the city of Atlanta. The book examines the complex socioeconomic forces that transform urban neighborhoods and displace long-term residents. On the episode It Could Happen Here Weekly 89 of the podcast Behind the Bastards, broadcast on July 1, 2023, the host Matt brought up the publication during a discussion about housing and gentrification in Atlanta. He recommended it as a fantastic resource for anyone who wanted to learn more about the mechanics of gentrification in the region, specifically pointing listeners to the work of the Georgia State University professor to better understand how these urban dynamics unfold. The speaker highlighted the text as an essential guide for comprehending the policy decisions and market pressures shaping modern Southern cities.
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“And I I should plug here there's a fantastic book called Red Hot City by a GSU professor named Dan Ergluck if you you know want to learn more about gentrification in Atlanta.”
