Local governments routinely subsidize sports stadiums and arenas using the justification
that hosting professional franchises produces economic development and social benefits in …

As the pursuit of sustainable development goals has become an increasingly prominent
component of urban governance in recent years, compliance with sustainability agendas is …

The dramatic rise of remote work threatens the traditional source of urban growth—the
unique ability of dense cities to provide a setting in which firms and employees share …

This study examines the redistribution of the wealth density within a Canadian city through
efforts to enhance areas near its downtown. To respond to the growing concentration of …

This study considers if major league sports facilities help the property tax base in their
vicinity recover from recession. The Great Recession is treated as an exogenous shock to …

Sport venues have extended their role of sport competition hosts to multifaceted social and
economic players constantly seeking new ways to increase profitability or at least secure …

Our investigation explores the asymmetric association between sports facilities investment
and football revenue in the top 10 nations with the highest sports facilities investment. This …

Stadia exist as actualities and potentialities. In actuality, stadiums and the cities within which
they reside are a reflection of historical social, economic, and political decisions (Bunds et …

This study examines local crime during competitions played by the four, major, professional,
sport teams in those teams' nominal city: Dallas, Texas. Negative binomial regression …

This master's project examines lessons learned by BC municipal planners who have worked
on providing public toilets, with a focus on municipalities in BC with populations of 100,000 …