The distribution of perceived advantages and disadvantages of infill development among owners of a commonhold and its’ implications

Puustinen, Tuulia; Pennanen, Kyösti; Falkenbach, Heidi; Viitanen, Kauko

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2018.03.051

Cited by 9 publications

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“…These fees are determined due to the reuse of the housing infrastructure, the road network, and the water and sewage network. Here, more advantages should be given to the infill development sites and reduce the percentage of administrative fees on them to attract investors and pilot projects to them (Puustinen, 2018).…”

Section: Ksf 6: Reducing the Administrative Fees Imposed By Local Aut...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Key Success Factors of Urban Infill Development: A Conceptual Framework

AlHasawi,

Maatouk,

Qurunfulah

2024

EJARCH

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Current cities, especially megacities, are going through a continuous increase in population size because the city extends beyond its urban borders, causing what is called urban sprawl, which constitutes the real problem for cities at present. Also, these megacities have many informal areas and urban dilapidated areas because of the ancient period since their establishment, from which the city has suffered greatly. Hence, the need to determine development methods that should be within the city instead of expanding outside its borders, and many methods have been reached that can be used to solve this problem, the most important of which is infill development. The research methodology focused on reviewing the literature of the study and discussing the best international practices to arrive at a first draft of a list of key success factors for infill development projects and reviewing it with a group of experts who developed it until the final approved version was reached. The result of these procedures was to arrive at a conceptual framework for the key success factors for infill development. This conceptual framework applies to any city to ensure that infill development projects are successful with the highest possible quality and reflect positively on the city and its residents.

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Section: Ksf 6: Reducing the Administrative Fees Imposed By Local Aut...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Key Success Factors of Urban Infill Development: A Conceptual Framework

AlHasawi,

Maatouk,

Qurunfulah

2024

EJARCH

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“…(Official Statistics of Finland, 2022b.) Since the beginning of 2010s, the national sustainability targets towards denser urban structure have put pressure on policy makers and urban developers to find ways to enhance the volume of infill developments even if this has proved to be difficult in practice (Puustinen et al, 2018). An important component of these infill strategies is to increase the volume of housing in close vicinity to public transportation to mitigate the use of private cars.…”

Section: Contextual Setting: Finnish Cities and Housing Stockmentioning

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Measuring sustainable urban development using novel neighborhood classification

Ala-Mantila¹,

Kurvinen²,

Karhula³

2022

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As a result of the ongoing urbanization megatrend, cities have an increasingly critical role in the search for sustainability. To create sustainable strategies for cities and to follow up if they induce desired effects proper metrics on the development of neighborhoods are needed. In this paper, we introduce a neighborhood classification framework and demonstrate its use through an analysis of the 20 largest cities in Finland. The high-quality data available for Finland provided solid grounds for development, but the framework is widely applicable to other locations. The classification is freely available for use and has a multitude of potential applications.

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“…The apartment specific views become significant, as infill development often affects only views from some apartments, depending on the location of the new development (infilled building). Apartment owners affected the most by the infill development are worried about the possible value decrease of their apartments [37]. Thus, the disadvantages of the infill development are not equally distributed among the apartment owners, leading to questions about the property rights of the individual owners.…”

Section: Related Studies 21 Real Estate Valuation and Infill Develomentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The use of view analysis derived from 3D models could assist with developing means to measure the impact of infill development on different apartments: how much the view changes regarding, e.g., greenery or water. This information could be used in developing compensation mechanisms within the multi-owned housing development (see, e.g., [37,38]).…”

Section: Related Studies 21 Real Estate Valuation and Infill Develomentioning

confidence: 99%

Near Real-Time Semantic View Analysis of 3D City Models in Web Browser

Virtanen

Jaalama

Puustinen

et al. 2021

IJGI

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3D city models and their browser-based applications have become an increasingly applied tool in the cities. One of their applications is the analysis views and visibility, applicable to property valuation and evaluation of urban green infrastructure. We present a near real-time semantic view analysis relying on a 3D city model, implemented in a web browser. The analysis is tested in two alternative use cases: property valuation and evaluation of the urban green infrastructure. The results describe the elements visible from a given location, and can also be applied to object type specific analysis, such as green view index estimation, with the main benefit being the freedom of choosing the point-of-view obtained with the 3D model. Several promising development directions can be identified based on the current implementation and experiment results, including the integration of the semantic view analysis with virtual reality immersive visualization or 3D city model application development platforms.

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The distribution of perceived advantages and disadvantages of infill development among owners of a commonhold and its’ implications

Cited by 9 publications

References 61 publications

Key Success Factors of Urban Infill Development: A Conceptual Framework

Key Success Factors of Urban Infill Development: A Conceptual Framework

Measuring sustainable urban development using novel neighborhood classification

Near Real-Time Semantic View Analysis of 3D City Models in Web Browser

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