A successful ____ must consider the needs of a community when designing the city.

• infrastructure

• urban planner

• demographics

• affluent

One problem with ____ is that it creates a lack of affordable housing which in turn pushes out the long term residents.

• demographics

• urban planning

• locally owned

• gentrification

Gentrification often ____ residents from their neighborhoods because of a lack of affordable housing.

• displaces

• implements

• renovation

• affluent

A shared culture gives a neighborhood its ___; this personality often stems from a long history and attracts visitors.

• gentrification

• infrastructure

• character

• renovation

A good urban planner ___ the opinions of a neighborhood's residents so that their community functions properly.

• displaces

• solicits

• designs

• affords

Transportation, roads, lines of commication, and emergency services are just a few examples of the ____ that is needed in any urban center.

• demographics

• gentrification

• infrastructure

• rural

Although there are many negatives that come with the gentrification of a neighborhood, there are also a few positives such as ___ the businesses within the community.

• proposing

• implementing

• revitalizing

• affording

Real estate ___ are often more concerned with making money than they are with providing affordable housing.

• developers

• renovations

• urban planner

• demographics

As gentrification occurs, more affluent residents makes housing difficult to ___ for other residents.

• afford

• replaced

• solicit

• proposal

With more and more ___ businesses in a community, gentrification becomes less likely because the money stays within the community.

• affluent

• landscape

• urban

• locally-owned