Inequality

3 articles

An AI interface on a city map, with red lines indicating historically redlined neighborhoods, illustrating potential bias in real estate.

AI in local real estate risks amplifying inequality, eroding trust.

In one major US city, AI-driven algorithms recommended properties in historically redlined neighborhoods for investment at a 30% higher rate than comparable properties elsewhere, perpetuating systemic

Aaron Blake·August 3, 2026

A split image showing a lush, accessible city park on one side and a barren, concrete urban area on the other, highlighting the disparity in green space.

Local Guides

The Stark Divide in Urban Green Space Access

In some cities, residents have access to urban green spaces at a rate 27,813 times greater than those in the least accessible cities, revealing a stark divide in quality of life.

Derek Molina·June 7, 2026

A public park barricaded for a commercial festival, with residents observing from afar, highlighting the loss of community access and the privatization of green space.

Events

Festival commercialization erodes community identity, exacerbates inequality.

In London's Brockwell Park, residents faced a stark reality: public access to their green space was restricted for 37 days, not the 28 days councils claimed, all thanks to commercial music festivals.

Sophie Nguyen·May 12, 2026