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He believes the ultimate cause of gentrification was people being really against it which made pro gentrification people to make the changes faster. Cities became important and were conceptualized as an opportunity and so it can be different, the people that were pro gentrification and the government pulled together for the good of the cities.

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Gentrification is making places and buildings modern and look up to date. This article is talking about the struggles that came for people that own places that are not so "new" and most of them go out of business.

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Some of the main drivers of gentrification would be a "new" form of urbanization. For the ones who can afford to live in the city want the area to be the way they want it. If they are paying a large amount of money to live near everything they expect it be "livable" urban nooks. As property prices rise people, "outsider" companies are able to work with the change that places are going through.

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What historical change in American attitudes does Dy Zarsadiaz identify as the ultimate cause of gentrification?

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What economic factors does Dy Zarsadiaz identify as the main drivers of gentrification?