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European Cities, Planning Systems and Property Markets (Paperback)
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European Cities, Planning Systems and Property Markets (Paperback)
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A common theme running through the market economies of Western
Europe and the old command economies of Eastern Europe is the
desire to combine local economic development objectives with those
of the international investor. It is in this context that the
integration between planning systems and property markets is of
paramount importance. European Cities, Planning Systems and
Property Markets focuses on this interaction by providing a
comprehensive analysis of the interaction between the planning
systems and property markets in seventeen key European cities
including: London, Edinburgh, Stockholm, Warsaw, Budapest,
Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris, Rome and Athens. The
contributors consider the cities at different stages of economic
maturity from both Western and Eastern Europe and examine the
extent to which the planning process contributes to the stimulation
of the commercial property markets and the attraction of property
investment. Chapters also analyse the impact of administrative
measures, legislative controls and fiscal policy upon the property
market. Property professionals and investors, as well as planning
and development consultants, will welcome the insight into practice
and future direction provided by this book, available now for the
first time in paperback.
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