TY - JOUR EP - 412 SN - 2833-115X N2 - Internationally, speculative real estate development has become an increasingly central means for states to raise revenue and to govern urban space. This ?speculative city? regime is a product of the economic dominance of property investment and the financialisation of urban land; of state transformation across different scales; and of racialised hierarchies of urban citizenship. Challenging these forces is difficult. But, drawing on research in Tottenham, we identify how a broad community coalition successfully disrupted the speculative city ? through a combination of tactics within and against the state. The ?StopHDV? campaign offers insights for actors seeking to contest racialised speculative urbanism. VL - 1 N1 - This version is the author accepted manuscript. For information on re-use, please refer to the publisher?s terms and conditions. Y1 - 2024/10/09/ IS - 1 TI - Race, resistance and the speculative city: reflections from London AV - restricted A1 - Penny, Joe A1 - Horton, Amy UR - https://doi.org/10.1080/2833115X.2024.2407334 KW - Real estate KW - Local state KW - Financialisation KW - Race KW - Resistance JF - Finance and Space PB - Informa UK Limited SP - 406 ID - discovery10198750 ER -