Spatial distribution of Airbnb and its influencing factors: A case study of Suzhou, China

¿Nueva disputa o vieja convivencia? Airbnb y el mercado de viviendas de alquiler en pequeñas ciudades turísticas brasileñas

“…A distribuição espacial do mercado hoteleiro é mais concentrada em áreas centrais, conforme pesquisas empreendidas em Londres (Quattrone et al, 2016), Barcelona (Gutiérrez et al, 2017), Sidney (Gurran & Phibbs, 2017), Nova York (Sundararajan, 2018), Suzhou (Sun et al, 2022) e Curitiba (Lobo, 2018) Airbnb, por sua vez, também está presente nas porções centrais, mas tem cobertura mais espraiada pela malha urbana. Ainda no Grupo (2), os impactos no mercado imobiliário se dão a partir do momento em que há conversão de imóveis do mercado imobiliário, principalmente de aluguel, para o mercado Airbnb (Gurran & Phibbs, 2017;Sun et al, 2022). Essa conversão pode contribuir para a redução da oferta de imóveis para locação à preços menores (DiNatale et al, 2018) e um aumento no preço dos imóveis disponíveis para locação de longa duração (Franco & Santos, 2021;Garay-Tamajón et al, 2022;Koster et al, 2021).…”

“…Conforme Figura 2, apesar de concentradas em determinadas áreas, as unidades Airbnb estão presentes, mesmo que com poucas unidades, em todos os setores censitários dos quatro municípios investigados. Esse modo de localização concentrado em determinados regiões, mas espraiado em toda a malha urbana também é relatado na bibliografia, para cidades com dimensões maiores inclusive (Gurran & Phibbs, 2017;Gutiérrez et al, 2017;Lobo, 2018;Quattrone et al, 2016;Sun et al, 2022;Sundararajan, 2018).…”

Tourism and Authenticity: Analyzing Retail Change in Lisbon City Center

“…Consequently, a set of studies have been conducted to discuss the impacts of such developments. Among other conceptual frameworks, some researchers mobilize the concept of gentrification to explain such evolution [38], especially if one considers that sometimes this substitution of the temporality associated with the use of housing (from long-to short-term) validates the Neil Smith rent gap theory and occurs through the direct and indirect displacement of former citizens [39], usually with lower resources, and often leaves them with few options for where to move, which is an aspect that is particularly relevant because, as pointed by some authors [40][41][42], this type of process of gentrification can occur in association with an overall increase in the rent price in a wider area. Nevertheless, processes of touristification are complex.…”

Unpacking the Effects of Rural Homestead Development Rights Reform on Rural Revitalization in China

“…Wu and Yu (2022) conducted household surveys in 2019 in Jinzhai, Yicheng and Yujiang, three other pilot counties of the RHDR reform, and found that it was challenging for households to obtain information from the rural construction land market and manage homesteadrelated industries. Furthermore, the development of homestead-related industries is constrained by the completeness of public facilities, the governance level, and the ecological environment in the villages, which are under the centralized control of rural collectives (Jiang and Yin, 2021;Sun et al, 2022;Yan, 2019). In contrast to households, which generally hold a weak position in rural resource allocation in China, village collectives have a lot of advantages in obtaining information and coordinating resources.…”