GGR207H5 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Racialization, Neoliberalism, Gentrification
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Emergency transitional temporary housing. mental health supportive mental, physical disabilities subsidized social, public housing left to market rental housing is roughly affordable housing public and social housing are state supported housing support can be flat rate/subsidized (for rent 25% below) or rgi dependent on income: problem: canadian wealth inequality increasing income inequality polarizing income trends, rbc housing affordability core housing need (spending too much on housing), more than 30% of pre tax income. Westernized pacione suggest urban renewal that isn"t viable in 3rd world, not for social reasons: regent park up until recently exclusively social housing rare instance of a twice cleared community site of urban revitalization/renewal projects produces problematic displacement of people. Keynesian politics combined with moral argument of cabbagetown being demolished: goad map fire insurance plans densely packed cabbagetown row houses, yellow is residential industries embedded within neighbourhood, consternation.
