The metro (or underground railways) has become a backbone in the transit systems of many
cities. It has numerous externalities, such as ameliorating traffic congestion and enhancing …

Scholarly interest in the relationship between public investments and residential
displacement dates back to the 1970s and the aftermath of displacement related to urban …

Abstract Transit Oriented Development (TOD), as a widely practiced planning strategy
toward urban sustainability, commonly refers to the integration of transport and land use in …

Profound insights have been gained into which characteristics determine housing prices.
These characteristics reflect two different aspects: those which are correlated with the …

With new rail lines, residents can enjoy higher accessibility and more activity opportunities.
However, better access to public transport can potentially increase land prices in catchment …

Urban rail transit (URT) is shown to mitigate numerous contemporary urban problems (eg,
traffic congestion and environmental degradation). To reap such gains, many Chinese cities …

An examination of the neighborhood transformation, gentrification, and displacement that
accompany more compact development around transit. Cities and regions throughout the …

This study assesses the economic effects of subway investments in China by focusing on the
network centrality of subway stations, an important factor that has been overlooked in the …

The metro system is an important means of transportation for urban residents in mega-cities
in China, where not all families can afford an automobile and there are policy restrictions on …

This paper studies the impact of removing the level crossing, which constitutes traffic hazard
to the society, on house prices by conducting a quasi-natural experiment using the Level …