Titlebook: Gentrification and Displacement: The Forced Relocation of Public Housing Tenants in Inner-Sydney; Alan Morris Book 2019 The Author(s) 2019

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A Brief History,housing in Millers Point. After worker protests in 1908, the Sydney Harbour Trust, the government body created to administer Millers Point and the ports, built around 200 more homes in the area for workers employed on the waterfront. A key feature of Millers Point was the inter-generational transfer

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The Build-Up to the Displacement,ould create the context for the government’s decision. A key factor was the gentrification of the area linked to industrial restructuring and the closure of the ports adjoining Millers Point. Walsh Bay, completed in 2004, involved the redevelopment of the wharves into an upmarket residential, commer

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Why Tenants Moved, Part 2,crucial element was the lack of maintenance, what tenants called “eviction by dereliction” and a perception that the NSW government housing authority would never carry out the necessary repairs. Over time the neglect resulted in many homes becoming difficult to live in and, in some cases, dangerous.

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The Impact of the Move,ntary moves due to gentrification evoke much anguish, anger and even premature death, many Millers Point residents found moving to another neighbourhood deeply distressing. The impact of moving was certainly varied. For some tenants, it was not a major concern. These tenants tended to have minimal p

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,Conclusions—Where to from Here?,the fundamentals of a just city as defined by Fainstein (.). Instead of deepening democracy, diversity and equity, it has accentuated the deep class and spatial divide in Sydney. I reiterate that the policy around Millers Point was driven by what Dillard and Ruchala (.) call administrative evil. The

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