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You'd think having more millionaires in Seattle would make the city richer. It doesn't.

Many people found themselves pushed out in search of places to live where they could afford. "Follow the Line" series continues with Episode 5.

In the early years of Brooklyn’s gentrification, a 1977 New Yorker piece by Jervis Anderson captured the process in a freeze-frame. Those he interviewed were my neighbors.

(Stacker) – Though every city in the U.S. has a distinctly American flavor, so many metropolitan areas display distinct signs of the immigrant populations that melded together to make the cities we know and love today. From Miami’s Little Havana to New York City’s Chinatown and Los Angeles’ Little Italy, cultural enclaves continue to thrive […]

Author Kamilah Arteaga, raised in the East Bay Area, discusses the impact of Stanford students on Bay Area gentrification, and vice versa. She writes, "What we do need to do is make things more even. We need those in power (tech companies, political figures, Stanford) to care, and to try. That includes Stanford students, who directly contribute to the wealth gap and housing crisis just by moving into and getting jobs in the Bay."