Debunking Gentrification
DrewWriting on America's need for more market-rate, multifamily housing in cities.
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I’m a data scientist interested in urban design and America's housing shortage. Once I did an MSc. in Mathematics with a focus on probability/statistical theory. I've worked in the financial, real estate, automotive industries and the public sector.
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