This report is a combined effort to design a master for Grangetown in Cardiff by proposing anti-gentrification strategies. One major ‘anti-gentrification’ measure is to increase the amount of affordable housing for the population. By doing so,
we can ensure that even when gentrification hits, housing will remain affordable and people can remain in place. Other measures exist to tackle gentrification, which is what will be discussed in this report. We take a look at gentrification from various angles, within the Grangetown context, and using our analysis we propose an array of ‘anti-gentrification’ measures to promote longitudinal affordability for the area. We do this through the lens of various topics, in order to be able to paint an all round picture for an anti-gentrification strategy. These topics include:
1. Public Policies and Regulations
2. Patterns of land Ownership and Uses
3. Housing finance
4. Designing Structures, Spaces and Places
5. Community Demographics and Mobilization
6. Processes of Propert