Following up on my previous post of geographic inequality of my native Seattle, a similar phenomenon is present in my current home of Raleigh.  This is, of course, a prevailing pattern within many cities, but can become more distinct at different scales.  

A series of...

My hometown of Seattle has been recently praised for implementing measures to fight urban inequality, such as cutting public transit fairs for low-income commuters.  It was reported as one of America's least income-segregated large metros in a study by Richard Florida...

The data visualization shown was created by Lift Aerial using City of Raleigh and Wake County open-source GIS Data.  The parcel data was sorted by the date of original development, which reveals a number of historical and temporal patterns over the city's lifespan.

The...