Housing, immigration and popular neighborhoods; survival and promotion strategies among urban low-income immigrants Case Study one of the Immigrant Family in the Khazaneh neighborhood of Tehran

This article focuses on the migration process of one of the Azerbaijani families of the resident of Tehran. It aims to addres, from an anthropological perspective and with a narrative analysis method, how to survival and promotion of life among some of the low-income immigrants in the city. Immigration is a process and does not end with the arrival of immigrants. Focusing on immigrant narratives and extracting immigration and survival strategies are essential to completing immigration research.This concept implies immigration more than stage migration (from west to small town and from there to larger cities), return migration (returning migrants to the village due to the difference in urban and rural life) and spatial or periodic migration (seasonal residence in the city and Village). survival low-income urban migrants in the city takes about two to three decades.They quietly equip themselves with survival strategies.One of these strategies revolves around housing and a variety of low-income neighborhoods. The chances of living in immigration are very important. The chances that nobody creates, except intelligence, the patience and wealth of the immigrant and his family in order to realize the standard of living in Tehran. Understanding the ways of housing promotion among our low-income people cause understanding the impoverishment of urban poverty.