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. 2022 Nov 11;99(6):984–997. doi: 10.1007/s11524-022-00692-w

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the study population

Eligible Not eligible Eligible + ineligible
Did not gentrify Gentrified Total Total Total
(N = 8981) (N = 1826) (N = 10807) (N = 32467) (N = 43274)
Block groups 23 5 28 71 99
Demographics
Female (%) 4964 (55.3%) 960 (52.6%) * 5924 (54.8%) 18,561 (57.2%) 24485 (56.6%)
Age (yrs) (Median, 25th-75th) 41.4 (27.5–53.8) 42.8, (29.1–54.1) 41.7, (27.8–53.9) 45.4 (32.0–57.8) 44.5 (30.8–56.9)
  Percent ≥ 65 years 940 (10.5%) 173 (9.5%) 1113 (10.3%) 4611 (14.2%) 5724 (13.2%)
Race
  Black 7302 (81.3%) 1620 (88.7%) 8922 (82.6%) 13,710 (42.2%) 22632 (52.3%)
  White 897 (10.0%) 113 (6.2%)* 1010 (9.3%) 16,135 (49.7%) 17145 (39.6%)
  Others 782 (8.7%) 93 (5.1%) 875 (8.1%) 2622 (8.1%) 3497 (8.1%)

Ethnicity

  Hispanic

  Non-Hispanic

  Others

Payor

  Private 2545 (34.8%) 499 (33.5%) 3044 (34.5%) 17294 (63.6%) 20338 (47.0%)
  Public 3528 (48.3%) 711 (47.7%) 4239 (48.2%) 8009 (29.4%) 12248 (28.3%)
  Self-pay 1230 (16.8%) 280 (18.8%) 1510 (17.2%) 1902 (7.0%) 3412 (7.9%)
Variables defining gentrification
Median household income (mean (SD)) 26045 (9572) 19562 (9396) 24887 (9702) 58114 (28,540) 48716 (28878)
Percent bachelor’s degree (mean (SD)) 13.9 (10.5) 16.1 (6.8) 14.3 (9.8) 46.9 (21.9) 37.6 (24.2)
Average rent (mean (SD)) 695 (136) 581 (135)* 674 (141) 937 (272) 859 (268)
Percent below poverty (mean (SD)) 39.5 (15.2) 48.4 (13.6) 41.1 (15) 14 (16) 21 (20)

*p < 0.05 comparing neighborhoods that did and did not gentrify

SD, standard deviation