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1. • • We define vacancy as the phenomenon of land from which structures have been removed. While some parts of a highly vacant city may be uniformly occupied, almost none are uniformly vacant, and the transformation from uniform occupancy to abandonment and high vacancy can be rapid or it can take many years.
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   What is urban vacant land?

   • Urban vacant land has been concealed for a long time in the contradictory but unified processes of urban growth and shrinkage. The study on urban vacant land, however, is currently a rather rudimentary and subjective issue. This paper firstly presents the connotation of urban vacant land based on bibliometric analysis.

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   Why is vacant land important?

   • Vacant land is an important component of urban green infrastructure systems that can affect the health of the local urban ecosystem, providing enduring value for the community.

   Urban vacant land typology: A tool for managing urban vacant land

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   How much vacant land does a city have?

   • A city has 16.7% vacant land and 23.5 vacant addresses per 1000 people, on average. Research focuses on local-scaled approaches to reuse VUAs rather than its causes. Vacant land is linked to urban expansion; abandonment is linked to depopulation. Regional based planning strategies for VUAs are the next phase in management.

   Vacant urban areas: Causes and interconnected factors

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   What is urban vacant land typology?

   • Urban vacant land typology provides different ecosystem services, such as, carbon sequestration and storage. Trees on urban vacant land reduce the amount of carbon in the atmosphere by sequestering carbon in new growth every year. The amount of carbon annually sequestered increases with the size and health of the trees.

   Urban vacant land typology: A tool for managing urban vacant land

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   Is vacant land a problem?

   • Vacant land suffers from both political and economic problems ( Németh & Langhorst, 2014). Most urban vacant land in the U.S. is viewed only in terms of its current highest and best use from an economic perspective. If it is not developable it is ignored.

   Urban vacant land typology: A tool for managing urban vacant land

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   What percentage of land is vacant?

   • Niedercorn and Hearle (1964) found that, on average, 20.7% of land in a given large American city was considered vacant while Northam (1971) reported 19.7% vacant land per city. In a study using data from the late 1990s, Bowman and Pagano (2004) revealed a sharper decrease in the average amount of vacant urban land: 15.4%.

   Vacant urban areas: Causes and interconnected factors

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3. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleSpatiotemporal changes of urban vacant land and its ...

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   Oct 15, 2024 · Urban vacant land (UVL) has been an important issue in the urbanization process, especially for shrinking cities. Identifying UVL and analyzing its spatiotemporal characteristics are the foundation for coping with this issue.

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     This study represents the first attempt to conduct...

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     Vacant urban areas (VUAs) can consist of both vacant land...

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 340850850_UrbanUrban vacant land in growing urbanization: An international ...

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   Apr 1, 2020 · Urban growth and shrinkage constitute the overall pattern of growing urbanization across the globe. Studies on urban vacant land (UVL) are few, and have proved to be mainly rudimentary and...

5. link.springer.com › article › 10Urban vacant land in growing urbanization: An international ...

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   Apr 22, 2020 · This paper first presents the definition of UVL based on bibliometric analysis. Typology, morphology, proximate causes, and the multiple functions of UVL are then analyzed at parcel, transect, city, and national levels based on an international review.

   • Author: Song Xiaoqing, Wen Mengmeng, Shen Yajing, Feng Qi, Xiang Jingwei, Zhang Weina, Zhao Guosong, WU Zhif...

   • Publish Year: 2020

6. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleUrban vacant land typology: A tool for managing urban vacant ...

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   Jan 1, 2018 · This study represents the first attempt to conduct comprehensive survey of the current condition of urban vacant land in cities and develop a means to support city policies designed to use or reuse urban vacant land.

   • Author: Gunwoo Kim, Patrick A. Miller, David J. Nowak

   • Publish Year: 2018

7. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleVacant urban areas: Causes and interconnected factors

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   Feb 1, 2018 · Vacant urban areas (VUAs) can consist of both vacant land and abandoned structures. In this article, the authors summarize a recent survey on VUA, examine current conditions and causes of VUA, and explore the possible interconnections among these conditions and causes.

   • Author: Galen Newman, Yunmi Park, Ann O'.M. Bowman, Ryun Jung Lee

   • Publish Year: 2018

8. www.brookings.edu › wp-content › uploadsCenter on Urban & Metropolitan Policy Vacant Land in Cities ...

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   A recent survey examining vacant land and abandoned structures in 70 cities found that: Center on Urban & Metropolitan Policy tial development, tracts of land that

9. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Urban Affairs Review - SAGE Journals

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   In this article, the authors summarize new vacant-land survey data, examine the conditions and causes of vacant land, analyze city policy toward vacant land, and explore the possible interconnections among conditions, causes, and policies.