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The article discusses the rapid urban transformation and gentrification occurring in Mexico City, particularly in the Polanco neighborhood, where new luxury residential towers have been built on former industrial areas. This development has increased property prices and displaced long-standing residents from traditional communities. Experts highlight a twofold crisis in housing availability and affordability, with rising rents and property values pushing residents to seek cheaper areas, often beyond city limits. Despite government efforts to build affordable housing, many low-income families face pressure to sell and struggle with rising utility costs amid ongoing urban change.
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