Does Comprehensive Land-Use Planning Improve Cities?

Ihlanfeldt, Keith R.

doi:10.3368/le.85.1.74

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“…Land-use regulations have a potential welfare and housing affordability effects (Grout, Jaeger, & Plantinga, 2009). Land-use regulations generally enhance a community's welfare and makes cities more attractive to homebuyers (Ihlanfeldt, 2009). Land-use regulations, therefore have positive impact on the standard of living of the residents of an urban area.…”

Section: Rational For Development Controlsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Challenges to the enforcement of development controls in the Wa municipality

Boamah¹,

Gyimah²,

Nelson³

2012

Habitat International

110

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Section: Rational For Development Controlsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Challenges to the enforcement of development controls in the Wa municipality

Boamah¹,

Gyimah²,

Nelson³

2012

Habitat International

110

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“…Beberapa studi di negara maju memberikan penjelasan bahwa perencanaan komprehesif dalam bentuk rencana induk ini berhasil. Ihlanfeldt (2009) dalam penelitiannya di Amerika Serikat menyatakan bahwa rencana induk kota berhasil mengatur kota sehingga terjadi kenaikan nilai properti dan lahan. Namun sebaliknya, pada kasus negara berkembang seperti yang dikemukakan oleh Sharifi dkk.…”

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Pengelolaan Kota-Kota Kecil Di Jawa Tengah: Studi Kasus Pada Empat Kota Kecil Di Wilayah Joglosemar

2017

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Abstrak: Kota-kota kecil di Indonesia mengalami perkembangan yang cukup signifikan selama periode [2000][2001][2002][2003][2004][2005][2006][2007][2008][2009][2010]. Namun demikian, berkembangnya kota-kota kecil ini belum sejalan dengan perkembangan cara pengelolaan kota dan kawasan perkotaan. Ada kecenderungan pengelolaan kota-kota kecil belum menjadi perhatian serius pemerintah daerah, khususnya pada kawasan perkotaan yang tidak mempunyai status pemerintahan kota yang otonom. Penelitian ini menganalisis pengelolaan kota-kota kecil di Jawa Tengah dengan mengambil kasus di empat kota kecil pada wilayah koridor Joglosemar (YogyakartaSurakarta-Semarang). Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan metode kualitatif yang memadukan telaah dokumen, wawancara, dan analisis regulasi yang berhubungan dengan pengelolaan perkotaan. Dari hasil penelitian dapat disimpulkan bahwa terdapat kesenjangan antara perkembangan kota dengan pengelolaan perkotaan. Pengelolaan kota juga masih sangat bertumpu kepada pemerintah, meskipun terdapat permasalahan dalam kapasitas kelembagaan pengelolaan pembangunan kotanya.Keyword in Bahasa: pengelolaan perkotaan, tata ruang, kelembagaan kota Abstract: Small cities and towns in Indonesia have experienced a significant development during the period of 2000-2010. However, the development of small cities and towns has not been in line with the way the urban areas are governed and managed. There is a tendency that the governments pay a little attention to the governance of smaller urban areas, especially those which do not municipal status or the urban areas which is part of regency administrative boundary. This research analyzes the governance and planning of small towns in Central Java taken four small towns in Joglosemar region (Yogyakarta-Surakarta-Semarang). The research applied some qualitative methods combining document analysis, interview and regulation analysis. It is found that there is a significant gap between the urban development and its planning and governance. Urban development policies seem to be lacking in providing guidelines to drive the development of the small towns so that they can perform their functions within their respective regional urban system as well as solve their internal problems. The governance has mostly relied on the role of local government despite continuing lack of institutional capacity in managing urban development.

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“…A similar reasoning is also used to assess the impact of planning policies on supply of land and housing or number and cost of constructions. Studies, such as Bramley and Leishman (2005) in the UK, and Ihlanfeldt (2007Ihlanfeldt ( , 2009) and Glaeser and Ward (2009) in the USA dwelt on this approach.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As such, studies on the extent of benefit of land use planning systems in the sub-region have remained marginal. Comparatively, such studies which are useful for academic discourse and far reaching policy formulation are commonplace in the developed world, such as the UK and USA (see Cheshire and Sheppard, 2004;Ihlanfeldt, 2009). More so, the need for such quantitative studies has even become more imperative at a time when some constituent countries are undertaking planning reforms.…”

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Estimating the Benefits of Sub-Saharan Africa Urban Land Use Planning System: A Methodological Discussion

Awuah¹,

Hammond²,

Lamond³

et al. 2013

Proceedings of the 20th Annual European Real Estate Society Conference - Vienna, Austria

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A large volume of literature discussion focuses on the weakness of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) land use planning systems to the exclusion of their benefits. The starting point to any such effort at assessing the extent of benefit of these land use planning systems is to devise a suitable benefit estimation methodology. This study based on a review of the literature interrogates the conventional quantitative methodologies usually employed in the developed world to calibrate benefits of planning policies. It is established that conventional methodologies used in the developed world are associated with complexities and require huge volumes of organised data, which are hardly encountered in SSA. This signifies that a bespoke methodology is required to estimate the extent of benefits of planning regimes in the sub-region. The study therefore, prescribes a methodology based on the nature of the planning regimes and organised data peculiarities in the sub-region.

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Does Comprehensive Land-Use Planning Improve Cities?

Cited by 23 publications

References 26 publications

Challenges to the enforcement of development controls in the Wa municipality

Challenges to the enforcement of development controls in the Wa municipality

Pengelolaan Kota-Kota Kecil Di Jawa Tengah: Studi Kasus Pada Empat Kota Kecil Di Wilayah Joglosemar

Estimating the Benefits of Sub-Saharan Africa Urban Land Use Planning System: A Methodological Discussion

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