Cities are socio-spatially patterned, yet few researchers have explored the association
between walkability and house prices by neighbourhood socioeconomic disadvantage …

The neighbourhood built environment can support the physical activity of adults regardless
of their individual-level socioeconomic status. However, physical activity supportive …

With support and demand for walkable urban spaces on the rise, there has been growing
concern among academics and practitioners of increasing exclusivity, particularly in amenity …

Spatial and area-level socioeconomic variation in urban liveability (access to social
infrastructure, public transport, open space, healthy food choices, local employment, street …

This study aims to examine the relationship between the level of walkability and housing
prices in Seoul, Korea. The average transaction price per square meter for each apartment …

The growing market demand for pedestrian and transit-oriented communities can be
capitalized into higher housing values and can generate much-needed revenue for …

Residents of disadvantaged neighbourhoods have poorer physical function than their
advantaged counterparts, although the reasons for this remain largely unknown. We …

This article advances the discussion of subsidised housing and accessible and walkable
neighbourhoods by focusing on the characteristics of cities experiencing population decline …

Walking is an imperative travel mode, especially for short trips. Walking accessibility, which
is defined as the ease of reaching essential destinations in the walk-in catchment area, may …

Addressing housing deficits and inequalities remains a key challenge for cities in promoting
more sustainable urban development. In response to these challenges, governments …