The article is a critical review of the literature investigating the impact suburbanization has
had since the mid‐20th century on the downtowns of Canadian mid‐size cities and the …

This study examines the effects of high-speed railways (HSRs) on gentrification in Japan
from 2000 to 2019, using indicators including land prices and income levels. Using the …

Abstract 'Livability'is common planning term that erases conflict over urban space: who
would oppose a more livable city? This article investigates differing manifestations of the …

Renewed interest in light-rail transit (LRT) in North America has heightened the need for an
improved understanding of transit impacts on land value uplift (LVU). A number of studies …

There is growing recognition that often well‐intended climate action solutions perpetuate
and exacerbate manifestations of colonialism and racism due to the lack of equity and …

Large‐scale transit projects, such as light rail, are transformational for cities due to their
ability to attract investment, curb sprawl, and intensify urban areas. In part because of …

Measuring the pace and spatial distribution of gentrification is important to developing
policies to mitigate its negative consequences. Typically, this is done through an analysis of …

Many cities and countries have embraced transit-oriented development as an international
growth management approach, shifting trips from car-oriented to transit. But in this race to …

While cycling infrastructure is increasingly integrated into North American cities, bike lanes
are still met with considerable resistance. Contradictory housing concerns that bike lanes …

As the aspirational Complete Streets movement sweeps North America with multimodal
transportation policies and plans, communities need practice-ready tools that reinforce …