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Gentrification and Aging: A Narrative Review
Dionne Bailey1, Joseph E Gaugler1
1School of Public Health, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA.
Abstract:
Older adults, particularly older adults of minoritized communities, may be particularly at risk for adverse outcomes when gentrification occurs. This literature review aims to synthesize existing definitions and measurement approaches and summarize gentrification's implications for older adults. 39 articles were identified and extrapolated. The investigation identified differences in the definition of gentrification, resulting in inconsistent findings. The most consistent findings revealed that minoritized populations, particularly Black older adults, were most vulnerable. A scientific consensus must be reached when defining and operationalizing gentrification. Such refinements will result in more robust research that describes the implications of gentrification for older adults.
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