2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106484
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Do land use regulations help give rise to informal settlements? Evidence from Buenos Aires

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“…In addition, formal construction permits require the involvement of specialized professionals for the provision of drawings and paperwork, while the building code specifies minimum structural dimensions, floor‐to‐ceiling height, and accessibility requirements which increase costs (Mottelson, 2021b). Empirical findings by Goytia et al (2023) corroborate the crowding‐out hypothesis suggesting that restrictive land use regulation can lead to lack of affordability and excess housing demand absorbed by the informal housing sector. Similarly, findings by Kironde (2006) indicate that unrealistic regulatory standards lead to duplicative costs of plot delivery and exclusionary effects on accessibility of legal accommodation in sub‐Saharan Africa.…”
Section: Informal Housing Marketsmentioning
confidence: 76%
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“…In addition, formal construction permits require the involvement of specialized professionals for the provision of drawings and paperwork, while the building code specifies minimum structural dimensions, floor‐to‐ceiling height, and accessibility requirements which increase costs (Mottelson, 2021b). Empirical findings by Goytia et al (2023) corroborate the crowding‐out hypothesis suggesting that restrictive land use regulation can lead to lack of affordability and excess housing demand absorbed by the informal housing sector. Similarly, findings by Kironde (2006) indicate that unrealistic regulatory standards lead to duplicative costs of plot delivery and exclusionary effects on accessibility of legal accommodation in sub‐Saharan Africa.…”
Section: Informal Housing Marketsmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…The informal market is able to produce accommodation at a lower cost than the formal market, as planning regulation such as minimal plot sizes can curtail provision of affordable land (Goytia et al, 2023; Kironde, 2006). In addition, formal construction permits require the involvement of specialized professionals for the provision of drawings and paperwork, while the building code specifies minimum structural dimensions, floor‐to‐ceiling height, and accessibility requirements which increase costs (Mottelson, 2021b).…”
Section: Informal Housing Marketsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Essa lógica estimula a expansão urbana, em detrimento da ocupação de áreas já consolidadas, onde existe oferta de solo urbanizado. Além disso, alterações na Lei de Zoneamento ou a manutenção de parâmetros que mantenham a baixa densidade em determinadas zonas, tendem a aumentar e estimular a valorização dos imóveis, na medida em que reduzem a oferta de solo urbanizado (GOYTIA, 2013). Nesse sentido, tais parâmetros podem beneficiar os proprietários de terra, reduzindo a oferta de solo urbanizado dessas áreas, aumentando o valor das propriedades dessa região (GOYTIA, 2013).…”
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“…Além disso, alterações na Lei de Zoneamento ou a manutenção de parâmetros que mantenham a baixa densidade em determinadas zonas, tendem a aumentar e estimular a valorização dos imóveis, na medida em que reduzem a oferta de solo urbanizado (GOYTIA, 2013). Nesse sentido, tais parâmetros podem beneficiar os proprietários de terra, reduzindo a oferta de solo urbanizado dessas áreas, aumentando o valor das propriedades dessa região (GOYTIA, 2013). Esse processo, além de fomentar o surgimento e aumento de vazios urbanos, contribuindo para uma estrutura urbana mais extensa e fragmentada, "esparsa territorialmente e menos integrada espacialmente", podem levar, por exemplo, ao aumento dos custos públicos para provisão de infraestrutura para toda a extensão da cidade (SPOSITO, 2004, p. 131).…”
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