Strong, weak, or reversed: The spatial heterogeneities in the effects of squatter settlements on house prices

Positive or Negative: The Heterogeneities in the Effects of Urban Regeneration on Surrounding Economic Vitality—From the Perspective of Housing Price

“…Nevertheless, the negligible effects on economic outcomes and growth are also supported by the research on industrial site regeneration in the Netherlands [21] and urban regeneration policies in Italy [34]. Meanwhile, a few works focusing on specific types of projects in different backgrounds conclude negative effects [50,54]. According to the studies in new construction field, this may be due to the specific market scale in China [75].…”

“…Evaluating urban regeneration's effects from the perspective of specific project types is a central theme in most studies. Industrial sites [21], heritage buildings [12], and squatter settlements [50] are all found to exert influence on surrounding housing prices. While these studies provide invaluable insights, most have been limited to examining specific types of projects, leaving cross-type comparisons largely underexplored.…”