Analysis Of Land Use Transformation Potential In Spatial Management
The current system of spatial planning in Poland does not provide an effective and efficient tool for controlling planning decisions at a level higher than local. The result is an unrealistic approach to adopting development policies. Nowadays there is strong competition among local governments to a...
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doaj-674a3957db844d0a80648706a7edefa72021-09-05T14:00:12ZengSciendoReal Estate Management and Valuation2300-52892015-03-0123151410.1515/remav-2015-0001remav-2015-0001Analysis Of Land Use Transformation Potential In Spatial ManagementKazak Jan0Wang Tong1Szewrański Szymon2 Department of Spatial Economy, Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences Department of Built Environment, Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Spatial Economy, Wrocław University of Environmental and Life SciencesThe current system of spatial planning in Poland does not provide an effective and efficient tool for controlling planning decisions at a level higher than local. The result is an unrealistic approach to adopting development policies. Nowadays there is strong competition among local governments to attract investors, which results in excessive designation of investment areas and, consequently, an imbalance between supply and demand on the real estate market. An extremely important factor from the point of view of local authorities is also the financial burden on government budgets related to the implementation of the provisions of previously adopted policies. An improper spatial development policy can therefore generate costs without delivering the expected results, due to the lack of demand for the offered resources.https://doi.org/10.1515/remav-2015-0001land use transformation potentialspatial policy optimizationcellular automataq01r53r58 |
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Analysis Of Land Use Transformation Potential In Spatial Management |
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Analysis Of Land Use Transformation Potential In Spatial Management |
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Analysis Of Land Use Transformation Potential In Spatial Management |
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Analysis Of Land Use Transformation Potential In Spatial Management |
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analysis of land use transformation potential in spatial management |
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Real Estate Management and Valuation |
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The current system of spatial planning in Poland does not provide an effective and efficient tool for controlling planning decisions at a level higher than local. The result is an unrealistic approach to adopting development policies. Nowadays there is strong competition among local governments to attract investors, which results in excessive designation of investment areas and, consequently, an imbalance between supply and demand on the real estate market. An extremely important factor from the point of view of local authorities is also the financial burden on government budgets related to the implementation of the provisions of previously adopted policies. An improper spatial development policy can therefore generate costs without delivering the expected results, due to the lack of demand for the offered resources. |
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land use transformation potential spatial policy optimization cellular automata q01 r53 r58 |
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