Stadiums have long been viewed as anchors for urban regeneration, around which cities
can build districts for entertainment, consumption, and tourism (Bale & Moen, 2012; Gaffney …

This thesis explores the survival of existing stadiums through the revival of the traditional
stadium site into new urban centers. The importance of this project is clear through its …

Researchers have analyzed stadiums as an urban redevelopment tool for two decades but
little work has studied what effect sports facilities have on gentrification. This article attempts …

Sporting stadiums impact the socio-economic capabilities in all of the areas in which they
exist. Some have a good impact, they are able to fully integrate into the urban environment …

Stadium-and arena-anchored development projects remain an important part of urban
redevelopment planning worldwide (Crompton, 2004; Johnson & Whitehead, 2000; …

This thesis investigates the factors, related to urban stadium development, that act as a
catalyst for subsequent local urban renewal. Over the recent decades there has been …

New sports stadiums and arenas bring renewal and prosperity. So at least Londoners have
been promised as construction for the 2012 Olympics transforms their neighbourhoods. Are …

The purpose of this research is to examine the role of athletic stadiums in the gentrification of
minority neighborhoods. New athletic stadiums have increasingly been constructed in low …

A great shift towards urban regeneration has been gradually taking place for four decades,
emerging originally from the United States. Reprised and applied to the European context …

This article examines a contemporary and unfolding conflict in downtown Brooklyn in New
York City where the siting of a professional sport stadium intersects with the politics of race …