“…These neighbourhoods have gradually blurred the boundaries between urban and suburban differentiation, increasingly taking on the built environment form, function, and image of the inner city and entering into a stage of 'post-suburbanisation' (Johnson et al, 2019;Keil & Addie, 2016;Phelps & Wood, 2011). This post-suburbanisation includes an intensified built form within suburbia, with traditional detached housing starkly contrasted by an emerging sea of mixed-use apartment complexes and townhouses (Kling et al, 1995). There has further been a diversification in the function of suburbs; once a site of purely residential space, postsuburbs are becoming 'increasingly diverse hubs of economic, environmental, social and political activity' (Johnson et al, 2019(Johnson et al, , p. 1044.…”