2021
DOI: 10.13169/intejcubastud.13.2.0275
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Reinvertir en la Habana: Mercantilización de la vivienda, y gentrificación en los barrios céntricos de una ciudad socialista del sur global

Abstract: Este artículo aborda la mercantilización de la vivienda en La Habana desde 2011 en adelante. Sustenta que las teorías de la gentrificación y del rent-gap pueden iluminar aspectos de la transformación de la capital cubana, aunque esas teorías fueron pensadas en contextos urbanos capitalistas y que la determinación del valor y la propiedad del suelo le corresponden en Cuba al Estado socialista. El análisis de los anuncios digitales de venta en cuatro plataformas entre 2012 y 2020 permite evaluar el precio y la u… Show more

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“…In 2018, I started a research project titled ( Re)investing Havana about transnational circulations and market making (Jolivet 2018; Jolivet et al . 2021; Jolivet & Alba‐Carmichael 2021). During the project, after mapping the spatial dynamics of the emergent market, I collected 70 interviews 2 with Cuban and foreign property owners in central neighbourhoods of Havana (Habana Vieja, Miramar, and Plaza).…”
Section: Studying the “Highest And Best Use” From Elsewhere In Cubamentioning
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“…In 2018, I started a research project titled ( Re)investing Havana about transnational circulations and market making (Jolivet 2018; Jolivet et al . 2021; Jolivet & Alba‐Carmichael 2021). During the project, after mapping the spatial dynamics of the emergent market, I collected 70 interviews 2 with Cuban and foreign property owners in central neighbourhoods of Havana (Habana Vieja, Miramar, and Plaza).…”
Section: Studying the “Highest And Best Use” From Elsewhere In Cubamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, Havana's gentrification process is still in its infancy and sporadic as several authors have highlighted the impossibility for a large majority of Cubans to participate in the real estate market even if they are property owners (Mesa‐Lago 2018; Garcia Pleyán 2020; Jolivet et al . 2021). This significant social segmentation of the market also places Havana in a special position within discussions about gentrification in the Global South and especially in Latin America (López‐Morales et al .…”
Section: In Between Global South and Global East: How Gentrification ...mentioning
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