<transcript><audio_57>see-saw movement of capital and i could say that uh yes the seesaw went up and what used to be a mixed income neighborhood evenly divided between classes became a majority upper middle</transcript><transcript><audio_58>class area but it still has a remaining working-class minority because of that this one here is 2008</transcript><transcript><audio_59>to the present the leadership was the tenants association this was a christmas day mass in washington which is an enormous area it's one of the last huge working-class</transcript><transcript><audio_60>areas of seoul that's been turned into a big construction pit for luxury housing not middle class but luxury housing um they negotiated to be sent out of the neighborhood for</transcript><transcript><audio_61>social housing while the building's going on and then they can return to new social housing units after the redevelopment and the number of people diminishes as the years go by</transcript><transcript><audio_62>and the effect on the seesaw movement is that there's a symbolic incorporation of the remaining working-class tenants into what will be a new luxury area eventually um but the area will not be</transcript><transcript><audio_63>a working-class area and a lot of the looks the media called it a purik victory so it's more symbolic than anything else but this is</transcript> see-saw movement of capital and i could say that uh yes the seesaw went up and what used to be a mixed income neighborhood evenly divided between classes became a majority upper middle class area but it still has a remaining working-class minority because of that this one here is 2008 to the present the leadership was the tenants association this was a christmas day mass in washington which is an enormous area it's one of the last huge working-class areas of seoul that's been turned into a big construction pit for luxury housing not middle class but luxury housing um they negotiated to be sent out of the neighborhood for social housing while the building's going on and then they can return to new social housing units after the redevelopment and the number of people diminishes as the years go by and the effect on the seesaw movement is that there's a symbolic incorporation of the remaining working-class tenants into what will be a new luxury area eventually um but the area will not be a working-class area and a lot of the looks the media called it a purik victory so it's more symbolic than anything else but this is
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