Does Gentrification Harm the Poor?

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How Low Income Neighborhoods Change: Entry, Exit and Enhancement (2011, unknown): “Yet, the little systematic evidence that does exist uncovers no evidence of higher turnover rates (or displacement) of the poor resulting from neighborhood economic changes (Vigdor 2002; Freeman and Braconi 2004; and Freeman 2005).”
Displacement or Succession? (2005, background): “These studies found that poor households and those without college degrees who resided in gentrifying neighborhoods were less likely to move than similar households residing elsewhere (Freeman and Braconi 2004; Vigdor 2002).”
Do People Vote with Their Feet? An Empirical Test of Tiebout's Mechanism (2008, unknown): “Our analysis requires a set of communities whose boundaries remain fixed between 1990 and 2000. One approach would be to use census tracts, block groups, or blocks as our community definition. This approach is problematic because these definitions change. Been (1997) found that, nationally, one-fift”