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three issues should be considered in any attempt to evaluate the adequacy of an individual urban regeneration initiative: |
the nature of the challenge encompassed by the term ‘urban regeneration’; the approach adopted in order to meet the challenge; the outcomes of the application of the approach adopted. |
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urban regeneration can be defined as: |
comprehensive and integrated vision and action which seeks to resolve urban problems and bring about a lasting improvement in the economic, physical, social and environmental condition of an area that has been subject to change or offers opportunities for improvement. |
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Greyfields |
unlike brownfields, usually have no need for site remediation. Furthermore, they predominantly lie between the more vibrant CBD and inner city housing market and the more recently developed greenfield suburbs, providing greater access to employment, public transport and services than the latter zone. Greyfields in the Australian context have been defined as those ageing but occupied tracts of inner and middle ring suburbia that are physically, technologically and environmentally failing and which represent under-capitalised real estate assets (Newton, 2010). In pockets, greyfields housing has also become a major location of social disadvantage (Randolph and Freestone, 2008), but not on a scale represented in American or UK cities, for example |
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