home.social

#redhotcity — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #redhotcity, aggregated by home.social.

fetched live
  1. Pardon the shameless plug, but if you are interested in what has been happening in Atlanta lately and want to get more background on the recent political economy of the city, I might recommend my recent book, #RedHotCity.
    #Atlanta #Gentrification #Race #Urban #Development #Displacement #CopCity #StopCopCity
    (also available on Amazon and Bookshop.org)

    ucpress.edu/book/9780520387645

  2. CW: From birdsite

    🧵 on suburban incorporation & exclusion. Besides obvious exclusionary powers of zoning & policing that accompany incorporation, in #RedHotCity, I also talk about localized control of redevelopment powers/subsidy & how it’s been used for displacement & exclusion in affluent burbs
    ---
    RT @KWyndhamDouds
    Do you care about racial segregation, local politics, suburbanization, or spatial inequality?

    Then you should also care about municip…
    twitter.com/KWyndhamDouds/stat

  3. CW: From birdsite

    "The Racial History of Planning in Atlanta Sounds Alarm Bells for CRA Reform Efforts"

    A review by the inimitable Josh Silver of #RedHotCity and its implications for community reinvestment policy.

    ncrc.org/the-racial-history-of

  4. CW: From birdsite

    Listening now. Great commentary by (former student!) lead reporter on @ajc series @brianeason and @IamKingWilliams.

    For more on the racialized wealth transfer, facilitated by federal policy, here is an excerpt from #RedHotCity
    1/N

    nonprofitquarterly.org/atlanta
    ---
    RT @PoliticsGPB
    Across metro Atlanta, corporations have bought up tens of thousands of …
    twitter.com/PoliticsGPB/status

  5. CW: From birdsite

    Can't help but notice that, since #RedHotCity, while I gotten more invites to give talks than I can accept, I am getting fewer invites to attend, participate in, or speak at, the sort of mainstream "civic leadership" events than previously.🤷‍♂️

  6. CW: From birdsite

    In article sure to irritate some market urbanists, @mfriedrichnyc discusses 3 recent books on cities, including #RedHotCity.

    "...(Immergluck) takes Atlanta as a case study to explain how gentrifying metropolitan areas foster racial inequality in housing" newrepublic.com/article/170480

  7. CW: From birdsite

    For more on the role of federal & state government fueling the rise of institutional SFR, and on metro Atlanta as a private equity "strike zone," here is an excerpt from #RedHotCity:
    nonprofitquarterly.org/atlanta
    ---
    RT @brianeason
    Our investigation found that every level of govt had a role in helping the largest firms amass portfolios of thousands of re…
    twitter.com/brianeason/status/

  8. Tuesday evening, January 24th at 7 PM, an online talk on #RedHotCity hosted by @[email protected]

    Open to all (not just library patrons/members). But must register (free) for link here:
    gwinnettpl.libnet.info/event/7

  9. Must read by @[email protected] for @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] & good complement to #RedHotCity which argues policymakers should get out of 1980s “shrinking city mindset” & stop subsidizing employers.

    Focus on *people* not employers. 1/2

    slate.com/business/2022/12/new

  10. A brief review/comment on #RedHotCity by Scott Snodgrass, founder of Meristem Communities in Houston.

    Really appreciate his thoughtful, reflective comments.

    linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:l

  11. Since I didn’t have many followers when I first introduced myself, I thought I should do another.

    I am a professor of #urbanstudies at Georgia State University in #Atlanta. I do work on #affordablehousing, #housing, #housingpolicy, #gentrification, #segregation, #realestate #finance, #urban, #urbanpolicy

    I advocate for policy change.

    My most recent book is #RedHotCity from UC Press (2022) more at danimmergluck.com

    Please boost if you’re so inclined! Thanks!

  12. Great to have an extended conversation about Atlanta and #RedHotCity with Sasha Lilly on "Against the Grain," a radio show/podcast at the historic, progressive radio station @[email protected]

    kpfa.org/episode/against-the-g

  13. Short @[email protected] video piece on Atlanta, @[email protected], and #gentrification, #exclusion.

    Was a bit worried about a CNBC video. But I am glad I was in it, and glad @[email protected] is. Without us, it might have been pure boosterism.

    #RedHotCity

    cnbc.com/2022/11/28/how-the-gr

  14. I am already excited for @[email protected] this coming spring ('23).

    A panel on #RedHotCity with a tremendous line up...

    @[email protected]
    @[email protected]
    @[email protected]
    @[email protected]
    and
    Ed Goetz

    Mark it down... April 26-29, Nashville

  15. Since I've pretty much wrapped up my main set of talks on #RedHotCity this year (may do more next year), I thought I would post a recording this virtual talk at @[email protected] from earlier this month. Please feel free to share.

    youtube.com/watch?v=tD_bzVQJHO

Share on Mastodon

Enter the server where you have an account.