Titlebook: Urban Land Economics; Jack Harvey Textbook 1996Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 efficiency.management.regional policy.Urba

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Functions of the Real Property MarketAlthough a fuller description of the characteristics of the various types of property interests will be given in Chapter 5, it is useful to indicate here the main categories

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Comprehensive RedevelopmentComprehensive redevelopment takes two main forms: (i) slum-clearance, occurring mainly in the ‘twilight’ zones of older towns; and (ii) city-centre redevelopment, providing modern shops and offices.

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The Economics of Planning ControlsPlanning as applied to urban areas is broadly on two levels.

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The Growth of Urban AreasCities begin for many reasons: for example, defence, trade or as political or religious centres. Whatever the reason, economic forces are likely to reinforce the original impetus. Initially growth was associated with industrialisation which induced more intensive use of existing buildings, changes in their use and outward expansion.

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ssible. This text shows how economic analysis can be applied to economic problems connected with land, in both the private and public sectors, and suggests ways in which the existing allocation of land resources can be improved. This revised and updated edition of Jack Harvey‘s well-known and succes

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Land Use and Land Valuesrticular direction – for example, to the suburbs – it profoundly affects the character of urban land use. Finally, government authorities influence land use through the control of development, overall transport policy and the siting of roads, and by local authority house-building and comprehensive redevelopment.

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Textbook 1996Latest editionfully covers the syllabuses for the RICS and ISVA professional examinations, and provides essential reading for HND and degree students of estate management, surveying, town planning, housing administration and the environment.

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