The term peri‐urbanization has been widely used to describe a range of different processes
that transform rural areas to a mix of rural and urban spaces. Although there is a burgeoning …

Urban sprawl is related, among other factors, to local planning policies that aim to drive
economic growth through spatial planning but fail to regulate urban expansion. Even land …

ABSTRACT A recent expansion of mass-housing programmes has occurred in emerging
economies. The analysis of research on programmes raises questions about what type of …

The cost overrun phenomenon on projects worldwide creates a major source of risk that
warrants investigation. The prevailing factor school of thought provides strong empirical …

This study uses structural equation modelling (SEM) to analyse the relationship between
perceived accessibility, housing and transport equity and their influencing factors in Nanjing …

Affordable housing has emerged as a key issue in urban development in a wide range of
countries. Themes in research on affordable housing development across the world are …

Informality has been a predominant source of affordable housing for the urban poor in the
Global South. Despite many efforts to eliminate and/or improve informal settlements, these …

The struggle for affordable housing reflects the widespread structural tensions that exist
between property markets and the provision of housing. Recent years have seen frequent …

Rapid urbanization has become an increasingly serious issue worldwide. While most
previous studies focused on two-dimensional urban development, the spatial characteristics …

Housing prices have skyrocketed in China's major cities, resulting in a lack of housing
affordability and intensifying urban inequality. Taking college graduates, migrant workers …