Problem: Existing planning and redevelopment models do not offer a holistic approach for
addressing the challenges vacant and abandoned properties create in America's older …

The mega‐project is experiencing revived interest as a tool for urban renewal. The current
mode of large‐scale urban development is, however, different from its predecessor in so far …

This article analyzes the evolution and spatial dynamics of condominium development in
Toronto, the largest housing market in Canada and the site of a rapid take-up of …

'Smart cities' has become a hegemonic concept in urban discourses, despite substantial
criticism presented by scholarly research and activism. The aim of this research was to …

Abstract Many of North America's cities have begun to shift from a dynamic pattern of
development driven by changes at the edge, to one driven by dynamism at the center. One …

As economic and ecological crises evolve in combination, some policy strategies might aim
at killing the two birds with one stone. One recent example can be found in Malmö, Sweden …

A growing body of literature has emerged that examines cities as key sites for socio-
technical experimentation with a variety of initiatives and interventions to reduce carbon …

The renewal of the urban waterfronts has become a major focus of attention for politicians
and decision makers in the city's management programs. The recognition of the patterns that …

Sustainability Policy, Planning and Gentrification in Cities explores the growing
convergences between urban sustainability policy, planning practices and gentrification in …

This study uses the ongoing attempts to redevelop Cleveland's waterfront to reveal the
relational comparative geographies that are present in a number of contemporary urban …