TED: How to revitalize a neighborhood -- without gentrification | Bree Jones

The video discusses the housing market issues in Baltimore's Black Butterfly, where historic homes are undervalued. The speaker, a former Wall Street professional, became a housing advocate after witnessing gentrification in her hometown. She founded a nonprofit, Parity, to create homeownership opportunities in hyper-vacant neighborhoods by leveraging social capital. The nonprofit has successfully built a community of future homeowners, preventing displacement and fostering social bonds. The video highlights the demand for housing in historically black neighborhoods and the potential for development without displacement.

How does the speaker define the concept of 'development without displacement'?

In what ways does the nonprofit mentioned in the text aim to support homebuyers?

What evidence does the speaker provide to suggest there is demand for housing in historically black neighborhoods?