Translations for gentrify in the English»Spanish Dictionary

gentrify [Am ˈdʒɛntrəˌfaɪ, Brit ˈdʒɛntrɪfʌɪ] VB trans

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gentrify suburb/neighborhood:

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In recent decades these inner-city areas and their terraced houses have been gentrified. en.wikipedia.org

This building can be gentrified into a mixed-use development. en.wikipedia.org

At the time, the neighborhood was rapidly gentrifying, but wasn't anywhere near as safe as it is now. en.wikipedia.org

Several neighborhoods near downtown and the lakefront were gentrified and transformed into suburbs within the city. en.wikipedia.org

Now much of the neighborhood has been gentrified. en.wikipedia.org

More recently, luxury apartments, office buildings and upscale chain stores have been constructed and gentrified the area, although some of the original businesses do remain. en.wikipedia.org

These changes are echoed by the front cover, whose frontispiece becomes more gentrified. en.wikipedia.org

Downtown has been refurbished and has become somewhat gentrified. en.wikipedia.org

Over the centuries, the street was slowly gentrified. en.wikipedia.org

The opposing side, the community saved side, argues that community activity increases when neighborhoods are gentrified because these neighborhoods are being revitalized. en.wikipedia.org

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