Real Estate Development and City Planning
Real Estate Development and City Planning
Real estate development makes a significant contribution to the process of urban change and creates a highly visible product that can open up or close down subsequent social and economic opportunities in the city. City planning, in helping to shape, regulate and stimulate the process of real estate development, has a crucial impact on the type and quality of development produced at particular locations. This sub-theme will explore the interaction between real estate development and city planning as well as the dynamics of each. Among the topics on which papers would be especially welcome are:
- Current trends in real estate development and their impact on urban futures
- Assessing the effectiveness of city planning in a mixed urban economy
- Achieving the re-use or redevelopment of disused land and building
- Challenges of mixed use development, waterfront regeneration or mega-projects
Contact: David Adams [Email: d.adams@lbss.gla.ac.uk]
Real Estate Development and City Planning
1. David Adams: Brownfield Development: a Comparison of North American and British Approaches
2. Alessia Cividin: Processes for Territorial Cohesion in Terms of Relational Links: Issues Providing an Infrastructure for Regional Spatial Planning
3. Alan Evans: Planning Constraints and the British Economy
4. Stuart Farthing: Phronetic Planning Research: So What?
5. Dagmar Haase: (ii) Multi-Criteria Assessment of Socio-Environmental Aspects in Shrinking Cities
6. Ari Hynynen: Urban Fallows: Developing Creative Structures in the Tampere Region
7. Greg Lloyd: Planning and Real Estate Development in the Public Realm - New Forms of Sub-Municipal Governance
8. Stephen Marshall: An Evolutionary Perspective on the 'Vital' City: the Case of Glasgow
9. Peter Matthews: Planners, Developers and Power: a Critical Discourse Analysis of the Redevelopment of Leith Docks, Scotland
10. Stanley McGreal: Institutional Funding across a Three Phase Regeneration Model
11. Simon Parris: South Yorkshire’s City Builders: Local Commercial Property Development
12. Bertram Schiffers: Private Property in Shrinking Cities – a Challenge for Planning Tools
13. Moa Tunström Discursive Place Making: Expressions of “Urban Renaissance” in Sweden
14. Rachael Unsworth: City Living (Leeds)
15. Erwin van der Krabben: Value Capturing from Real Estate Development to Finance Infrastructure: Choosing the Right Policy Instruments
16. Chris Webster: Enclosure of the Urban Commons
17. Michael White: The Supply of Commercial Space