Patrimonio vivo: Documento de enfoque

Navarrete, Jesús Rubí; Caimanque, Rodrigo; Sáenz, Luis; Andraca, Isidora Larrain de; Irazábal, Clara

doi:10.18235/0002909

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“…La seguridad en la tenencia de vivienda es prioritaria para los chilenos, según un estudio realizado recientemente por la Universidad Alberto Hurtado (2017). Esta acción ha sido fuertemente respaldada por políticas que favorecen la propiedad de vivienda (Navarrete & Navarrete, 2016), lo que ha llevado a que, actualmente, el 62.9% de las familias posee o está adquiriendo una vivienda, mientras que sólo el 22% arrienda (Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia, 2021).…”

Section: Caracterización Crítica Del Mercado Inmobiliario Chilenounclassified

Investification en el mercado de la vivienda: estudio exploratorio en Santiago de Chile

Vergara-Perucich,

Aguirre-Nuñez,

Marmolejo-Duarte

2023

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This study uses a quantitative methodological approach with geographically weighted regressions to address the phenomenon of investification in the Greater Santiago rental market. Using the collection and analysis of transaction data and urban indicators, the location patterns of residential investments are explored for specific urban functions at the census tract level. The analysis reveals that proximity to higher education institutions, stability in rental prices, and the presence of older adults are determining factors in the selection of investment properties. These findings evidence the transformation of the urban landscape as rental spaces for capital and highlight the growing socio-spatial segmentation, thus underlining the need for regulations that address the implications of investification in the urban dynamics of Greater Santiago.

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Section: Caracterización Crítica Del Mercado Inmobiliario Chilenounclassified

Investification en el mercado de la vivienda: estudio exploratorio en Santiago de Chile

Vergara-Perucich,

Aguirre-Nuñez,

Marmolejo-Duarte

2023

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Sustainable Historic Urban Landscape: Valuation Tools

Rivera Dosman,

Vázquez,

Redaelli

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Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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A Blended Finance Framework for Heritage-Led Urban Regeneration

Burnham¹

2022

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The inclusion of heritage conservation in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, target 11.4, stimulated a broad dialogue among heritage conservation practitioners intent on framing a meaningful role for heritage assets in historic built environments as contributors to sustainable development. Heritage-led regeneration positively impacts many aspects of society, community life, and the public realm, and can also play an important role in reaching zero-carbon environmental conservation goals by slowing the extraction of natural resources for construction, reducing the quantity of building materials sent to landfills, and using traditional technologies and knowledge to reduce operational energy use. Heritage regeneration can also be a strong contributor to economic growth, as restored and reused properties create wealth, serve as community social magnets, and attract prestige and visitors. However, there is little progress towards positioning heritage conservation as a focal point for multilateral public-private co-financing projects and partnerships. In 2021, the Cultural Heritage Finance Alliance (CHiFA) published research about successful models of urban heritage regeneration that engage public-private cooperation. CHiFA now presents a process, developed as part of a study commissioned by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), for advancing projects that maximize investment in heritage-led urban regeneration, matching financing strategies with local opportunities, legal frameworks, enabling tools, and the requirements of prospective investors. The result is a marketplace and ecosystem that support civic and community interests through long-term, multi-party collaboration using blended capital investment in heritage as a sustainable development strategy.

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Patrimonio vivo: Documento de enfoque

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

Investification en el mercado de la vivienda: estudio exploratorio en Santiago de Chile

Investification en el mercado de la vivienda: estudio exploratorio en Santiago de Chile

Sustainable Historic Urban Landscape: Valuation Tools

A Blended Finance Framework for Heritage-Led Urban Regeneration

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