Gentrification was measured for 14

different tracts in Downtown Los Angeles using a Principal Component Analysis (PCA) that used census indicators. Maps created through ArcGIS Pro showed the spatial relationship between the distribution of crime and of gentrified and non-gentrified neighborhoods.

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Cities have been evolving for centuries as centres of culture, commerce, creativity, and change. They are now places where an increasing majority of the population in the twenty-first century live, work, and play. They are the world’s economic engines, required to manage increasing flows of people, goods, information, and capital.

While they are currently the source of most of the world’s environmental problems, they also possess an incredible capacity for transformation.

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