Capítulo 5. El distrito central de negocios y los subcentros de empleo en la estructura económica metropolitana

Regional Spatial Structure and Land Use: Evidence from Bogotá and 17 Municipalities

“…It should also be noted how particular interests are expressed in urbanization processes, where suburban land is prioritized in the west and north of the region more than in the south or center of Bogotá. The distribution of economic activity can be seen by the destinations of commuters which are recorded in mobility surveys, as carried out by [58]. Figure A1, in the Appendix A, shows how when mapping the destination of work journeys or commutes per hectare, there are a significant number of areas in Bogotá with a density of work destinations, as The distribution of economic activity can be seen by the destinations of commuters which are recorded in mobility surveys, as carried out by [58].…”

“…The distribution of economic activity can be seen by the destinations of commuters which are recorded in mobility surveys, as carried out by [58]. Figure A1, in the Appendix A, shows how when mapping the destination of work journeys or commutes per hectare, there are a significant number of areas in Bogotá with a density of work destinations, as The distribution of economic activity can be seen by the destinations of commuters which are recorded in mobility surveys, as carried out by [58]. Figure A1, in the Appendix A, shows how when mapping the destination of work journeys or commutes per hectare, there are a significant number of areas in Bogotá with a density of work destinations, as well as in the municipalities of Soacha, Cota and Tocancipá.…”