hypergentrification

English

Etymology

From hyper- +‎ gentrification.

Noun

hypergentrification (uncountable)

1. Extreme, excessive gentrification.
   • 1995, Mark Cramer, Funky Towns USA:

     Furthermore, with hypergentrification, how many or us would be priced out of the neighborhood?

   • 2009 March 15, Wm. Ferguson, “Where Is the New Brooklyn?”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     Brooklyn accumulated its hipness, he says, by avoiding the “gauche” sort of hypergentrification that overwhelmed SoHo — perhaps because it had so much further to come.