Transit-dependent poor communities will be the hardest hit.

Dispatches from the Urban Resistance, from Atlantic City to Miami Beach.

Visas for sale, skyrocketing housing prices, miles of condos.

Bill asked people to write in with their own stories after our report on how wealthy investors are driving up real estate values in New York City and pushing out working people of ordinary means.

A discussion with activists, a professor and a local resident on the effect of gentrification and what could be done to protect vulnerable communities.

Central Houston has been converted into an exclusive playground for the rich.

There are two sides of Detroit; the rich and protected, and the poor and abandoned.

Seeing a profitable opening in the wake of the foreclosure crisis, investment groups have worked diligently to bring a “rentership society” into being.

As newcomers flock to New York, the city's affordable housing crisis is a symptom of its growing inequality. Can de Blasio stop -- or even slow -- these trends?