29 Which of the following groups would most likely engage in the gentrification of an older residential neighborhood? A University students on limited incomes B Double-income households without children C People above age sixty-five on limited incomes D Double-income households with children E Recent immigrants on limited incomes

## Step 1<br />Gentrification is a process where a neighborhood changes through the influx of more affluent residents and businesses. This process often leads to the displacement of lower-income residents. The question asks which group among the given options would most likely engage in the gentrification of an older residential neighborhood.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />Analyzing each option:<br /><br />### A. University students on limited incomes<br />These individuals are typically on a tight budget and may not have the financial means to engage in gentrification.<br /><br />### B. Double-income households without children<br />These households often have higher disposable incomes and may be more likely to engage in gentrification. They are also more likely to be able to afford the higher costs associated with living in a gentrified neighborhood.<br /><br />### C. People above age sixty-five on limited incomes<br />These individuals are typically on a fixed income and may not have the financial means to engage in gentrification.<br /><br />### D. Double-income households with children<br />While these households may have higher incomes, the presence of children may limit their ability to engage in gentrification due to the costs associated with raising children.<br /><br />### E. Recent immigrants on limited incomes<br />These individuals are typically on a tight budget and may not have the financial means to engage in gentrification.<br /><br />## Step 3<br />Based on the analysis, the group that would most likely engage in the gentrification of an older residential neighborhood is option B, double-income households without children.