Many cities and regions have embraced the concept of transit-oriented development (TOD).
This paper explores how transfer of TOD as a policy concept impacts its implementation in …

Cities in the Netherlands have long relied on active land policy for urban development. More
recently, municipalities have started to explore new types of land policies, as they became …

Public spaces have a surplus value for cities, as they are places for unexpected encounters,
public discourse, relaxation and passage. Despite the wide range of beneficiaries …

Real estate development is a significant factor in planning the built environment. It shapes
the way people live and work, and by doing so enables human activity to evolve. Real estate …

Governing climate mitigation is complex, as the recurring gap between policy intentions and
actions exhibits. Interventions at the urban scale represent an opportunity to implement …

Due to the impact of the global financial crisis on the Dutch real estate market, the poor
financial position of municipalities that resulted from that, and their reluctance to continue …

Site consolidation is a perennial issue in the study of land economics. The emergence in
many contexts of policies that follow variations on 'land readjustment'represent a common …

The role of the private sector in sha** the built environment is historically evident and
seemingly increasing in contemporary urban development practice. Traditionally, real estate …

Like other countries in the world, Malaysia is experiencing a rapid urbanisation where
currently 76% of the population lives in the city and over 90% of the national economic …

Strategies and partnerships for delivering sustainable private sector-led urban development
projects are yet to be effectuated. Despite the fact that actors in real estate development …