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Tayeb S: Cities Are Choices

Cities Are Choices

Regions and Cities

What shapes the city? This book answers this question with a fresh, relational lens: spatial governance landscapes, the dynamic interplay between planning regulation and property-market strategies. Centered on the Metropolitan Region of Amsterdam, the book traces how rules, norms, and public ambitions meet the logics of investors, developers, and intermediaries to co-produce urban form and everyday life. Bringing planning scholarship into direct conversation with real estate and urban governance studies, the authors map regulatory landscapes and investor landscapes side by side, showing how their frictions and alignments open and close pathways for housing, land use, and infrastructure.Crucially, the book challenges a common hesitation in critical planning and urban studies to engage real estate for fear of 'capitulating' to market logics. Instead, it advances a relational approach that makes visible the fundamental interactions between public regulators and private investors, and demonstrates why understanding these relations is indispensable to explaining, and shaping, urban development dynamics. Amsterdam may be a small city, but it is a revealing laboratory: its distinctive planning traditions, acute housing pressures, and concentrated investment flows render broader patterns legible.Built on extensive interviews, original databases on property transactions, and planning regulations, the book moves from conceptual framing to empirically rich chapters on Amsterdam's regulatory infrastructures and evolving investment ecologies, concluding with a synthetic answer to the enduring question of state-market relations in urbanization. The result is a theory-driven, evidence-based account, and a new integrative model that synthesizes market and regulatory findings, offering a transferable framework and research agenda for analyzing and governing where regulation and property meet.

Regulation, Property, and Planning

Spatial Governance Landscapes

Slums, informal settlements, and other unplanned habitats are seen as the antithesis of the metropolis. Matias Echanove and Rahul Srivastava, found­ers of the design practice urbz, explore how such neighbourhoods and their inhabitants have been unfairly dismissed when they should in fact be under-stood as partners in the story of cities and urban development.

Reclaiming the Metropolis for its Users

The Homegrown City

Footprints of Regional Science

The Voice of Regional Science

Sustainable Mobility and Urban Livability

15-Minute Cities

A panoramic account of the urban politics and deep social divisions that gave rise to Uber The first city to fight back against Uber, Washington, D.C., was also the first city where such resistance was defeated. It was here that the company created a playbook for how to deal with intransigent regulators and to win in the realm of local politics. The city already serves as the nation’s capital. Now, D.C. is also the blueprint for how Uber conquered cities around the world—and explains why so many embraced the company with open arms. Drawing on interviews with gig workers, policymakers, Uber lobbyists, and community organizers, Disrupting D.C. demonstrates that many share the blame for lowering the nation’s hopes and dreams for what its cities could be. In a sea of broken transit, underemployment, and racial polarization, Uber offered a lifeline. But at what cost? This is not the story of one company and one city. Instead, Disrupting D.C. offers a 360-degree view of an urban America in crisis. Uber arrived promising a new future for workers, residents, policymakers, and others. Ultimately, Uber’s success and growth was never a sign of urban strength or innovation but a sign of urban weakness and low expectations about what city politics can achieve. Understanding why Uber rose reveals just how far the rest of us have fallen.

The Rise of Uber and the Fall of the City

Disrupting D.C

This edited collection explores how architects, planners, and landscape architects can engage with former mining sites and communities.Chapters investigate how to move from an extractivist system towards a territorialist project, working towards the reappropriation of territorial resources after centuries of subordination of local and immigrant populations. The first part reviews cases from European sites, including examples from France, Germany, and Romania that highlight intangible heritage as the subject of a territorial project. A special focus is placed on the coalfields of northern France, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2012, where many experimental projects are being carried out. The second part explores the great American landscapes transformed by the extractive industry in the United States, Brazil, and Chile. Fully illustrated throughout, this book features photos showcasing architectural and landscape achievements, as well as drawings of future projects. Contributors respond to the design challenges of post-mining landscapes, foreshadowing new and varied transformative horizons. The cases present a rich and articulate collection of 'on-the-ground' projects.This book is essential for practitioners and students of architecture and urban planning, as well as associations and political and technical actors in post-mining communities.

Architecture, Landscape, and Design in Post-Mining Territories

The real estate industry is undergoing unprecedented transformations driven by emerging technologies and sustainability practices. This textbook explores the intersection of PropTech, blockchain and sustainability, shaping the future landscape of real estate investment and finance.

Sustainable Futures

PropTech Innovations in Real Estate Investment and Finance

Palgrave Studies in Emerging Risk Management and Sustainable Finance

Cities are engines of economic growth and innovation. To sustain growth in urban agglomerations, local governments need strategies to address disruptions caused by climate change, resource scarcity, and social inequity. Machine learning (ML) offers a powerful way for city planners to manage, predict, and mitigate these complex challenges. While urban planning has traditionally relied on techniques based on historical data and deterministic models, the dynamic and interconnected nature of contemporary challenges demands more sophisticated and AI-augmented approaches. ML algorithms ingest massive amounts of data to identify patterns and generate real-time predictions across multiple urban systems. ML models predict future patterns and assess vulnerabilities across infrastructure, mobility, and social systems.This book examines how ML supports sustainable smart cities—cities prepared to address multiple challenges while prioritizing resident quality of life by maintaining the capacity to thrive economically and socially. It explores ways to use ML to enable smarter infrastructure and building design, from system-level networks to specific applications in construction and operations. Chapters demonstrate how ML optimizes urban mobility through improved public transportation, fleet management, and urban flow prediction. The book also examines ML applications in urban resilience, including flood risk management, air quality monitoring, and disaster response systems. Additionally, it explores innovative applications in social sustainability, such as affective computing for community well-being and equity-focused planning tools.Featuring contributions from leading experts in architecture, urban planning, engineering, computer science, and sustainability, the book showcases real-world case studies of successful ML applications in cities worldwide. The resulting volume bridges theoretical developments with practical implementations, offering technical depth and actionable insights for creating sustainable urban futures.Thomas Walker
 &nbsp;is Professor in the Department of Finance at the John Molson School of Business, Director of the Jacques Ménard/BMO Center for Capital Markets at Concordia University, Canada, and Executive Director of the Institute for Sustainable Finance.
 Liangzhu Leon Wang&nbsp;
 is Professor in the Department of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Associate Director of the Center for Zero Energy Building Studies at Concordia University, Canada.
 Sherif Goubran
 &nbsp;is Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture at the School of Sciences and Engineering at The American University in Cairo, Egypt.
 Ahmed Marey
 is PhD Candidate in the Department of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science at Concordia University, Canada.

Using Machine Learning to Enhance Residents’ Well-Being, Optimize Mobility, and Support Commercial Success

The Future of Sustainable Smart Cities

Spatial Economics

This book brings together the office and office working as an economic construct, as a business function, as a building type and as a mode of work. It explores social and economic relations, and it traces the evolution of work and the environment and equipment needed to support it over the last four hundred years.

From Castle to Condominium

A History of the Office and Office Work

IPP Studies in the Frontiers of China’s Public Policy

This book explores the roles of land and housing in the China economic development. The real estate sector in China has two opposite effects on the urban economy. On one hand, it provides funds for urban development and on the other hand, its excessive expansion would depress the urban growth. To balance the two effects, the governments try to adjust their regulation policies dynamically. These policies to a great extent determine the rise and fall of urban economy. This book is divided in to four parts. The first part elaborates the relationship between the real estate sector and urban economy and explains the mechanism of the former’s impact on the later. The second part investigates the interaction of the real estate sector and the industrial sector and the consequences. The third part discusses the real estate tax reform and the affordable housing system. At the last part, I discuss the prospect of China real estate economy through the case of Evergrand’s debt crisis. The real estate sector is an essential part of China’s model of economic development, so this book will interest those readers who want to know the Chinese miracle of growth.Tan Rui
 &nbsp;is an associate professor at the&nbsp;School of Public Administration, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies,&nbsp;Guangzhou, P. R. C. He was a research fellow at Institute of Public Policy, South China University of Technology, during 2014-2023. He earned his PhD in economics in Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou. His research interest focuses on urban economics, comparative political economics, and industrial policy. He has published some books on these topics, includng 
 The Model of China Economic Development: from the Perspectives of the History and the World
 (Hong Kong, 2024), 
 Industrial Policy in China: Trend and Change
 (Beijing, 2023), The 
 Division of Labour among Cities in Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area
 (Guangzhou, 2023).

Land, Housing and the Model of Chinese economic development

Routledge Studies in Urbanism and the City

This book emphasises the need to empower marginalised communities to contribute to decision-making processes within policy realms.

Durga Puja Festival, Kolkata

Heritage, Crafting Communities and Urban Transformation

Routledge Studies in International Real Estate

This book aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the so-called "endowment effect" in the housing market. In a nutshell, the phenomenon of overvaluing things we own which was first conceptualised in 1980 and has since been one of the most studied behavioural biases in economics.

Theory and Evidence from Poland

The Endowment Effect and Housing Markets

Cities Are Choices

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