This paper highlights the qualitative component of a larger mixed methodological study that explores how community stakeholders, most impacted by gentrification pressures in the Twin Cities, understand neighborhood change as it impacts their daily lives. The purpose is to expand the current theorization of gentrification through examining the lived experiences of those most impacted. We illuminate where community stakeholders' experiences align with and diverge from the common narrative themes often cited in contemporary gentrification literature such as demographic change and physical displacement. Although common narrative frames emerged, narrative distinctions also materialized. This differentiation highlights how gentrification pressures not only influence the redevelopment of physical space, but also culture and belonging in ways that can be distinctly different even in neighborhoods of close proximity. The implications suggest the importance of geographic specificity in policy and program approaches based on distinct histories of neighborhoods and their residents.

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地理位置特殊性：以社区利益相关者的观点为中心，对双子城市的绅士化进行全面了解

本文着重介绍了一项较大的混合方法研究的定性成分，该研究探讨了在双子城中受绅士化压力影响最大的社区利益相关者如何理解邻里变化对日常生活的影响。目的是通过检查受影响最大的人的生活经验，以扩展当前的高档化理论。我们阐明了社区利益相关者的经验在哪些地方与当代绅士化文献中经常引用的共同叙事主题相吻合和相异，例如人口变化和身体流离失所。尽管出现了常见的叙事框架，但叙事区别也得以实现。这种差异凸显了高档化压力不仅会影响物理空间的重建，而且还有文化和归属感，即使在邻近地区也可以有明显不同。这些暗示表明，根据社区及其居民的不同历史，在政策和计划方法中地理特殊性的重要性。