Background Increasing global urbanisation has resulted in a greater proportion of the
world's population becoming exposed to risk factors unique to urban areas, and …

This paper applies established methods from population geography to assess the impact of
Australia's emerging housing affordability crisis in shaping the distribution of Australia's …

The success of compact development depends in part on accurately gauging its public
demand and understanding residents' preferences towards it. Drawing upon a stated …

Balanced development is essential for sustainable development. Investigating the
coordination between urban construction and district-level population density can deepen …

Compact cities promote sustainability through several mechanisms, and high-density city
development has become a key strategy for policy decision makers to accommodate …

The rise in urbanization has led to an expansion of traditional urban externalities toward
suburban and rural areas together with changes in the preferences of human populations for …

This study develops a hierarchical latent class choice model that captures the concurrent
influence of lifestyles on household residential neighbourhood location and individual …

In view of major contemporary concerns about urban sprawl and related externalities, this
article investigates the motivations of suburban residents for choosing this lifestyle, their …

The millennial generation, the cohort born from 1981 to 1996, lives in large cities or denser
parts of metropolitan areas more than preceding generations did at the same age. Studies …

Understanding how spatial attributes of cities and neighborhoods induce cycling is relevant
for urban planning and policy making. In this work, ordered logit and latent class models are …