<transcript><audio_43>built very quickly and then they also disappear quickly couple decades since i started doing</transcript><transcript><audio_44>this that it used to be that blue collar neighborhoods uh were becoming expensive condominium areas uh but now in the 2000s so the 21st century it's middle class neighborhoods that are</transcript><transcript><audio_45>becoming expensive elite neighborhoods so i guess most of the working-class neighborhoods have been dismantled or dispersed to edges so the concentrated working-class neighborhoods are gone and people are</transcript><transcript><audio_46>are struggling very hard to find affordable housing as they are i guess in many many of our global cities and then there's a lot of money spent for new recreation and leisure sites like parks and these rebuilt fake rivers</transcript><transcript><audio_47>and things like this which are successful but they they're successful for the public and creating public green space and cooling the city etc but they also serve as an anchor for further expensive real</transcript><transcript><audio_48>estate development pushing people out so if you look a number of different sites that i followed i decided i would make a table and i would see it's a big</transcript> built very quickly and then they also disappear quickly couple decades since i started doing this that it used to be that blue collar neighborhoods uh were becoming expensive condominium areas uh but now in the 2000s so the 21st century it's middle class neighborhoods that are becoming expensive elite neighborhoods so i guess most of the working-class neighborhoods have been dismantled or dispersed to edges so the concentrated working-class neighborhoods are gone and people are are struggling very hard to find affordable housing as they are i guess in many many of our global cities and then there's a lot of money spent for new recreation and leisure sites like parks and these rebuilt fake rivers and things like this which are successful but they they're successful for the public and creating public green space and cooling the city etc but they also serve as an anchor for further expensive real estate development pushing people out so if you look a number of different sites that i followed i decided i would make a table and i would see it's a big
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