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The process of neighborhood upgrading and gentrification : an examination of two neighborhoods in the Boston metropolitan area.
Pattison, Timothy James (1977)
- Advisor: Tunney Lee
- Department of Urban Studies and Planning
Developing high-density housing near Tren Urbano stations : financial feasibility for transit supportive condominiums
Riley, Colin M., 1964- (2000)
- Advisors: Kenneth E. Kruckemeyer; Qing Shen
- Department of Urban Studies and Planning
Doing their part? : proactive planning and deliberate avoidance of affordable housing by Massachusetts communities in response to Chapter 40B
Frantz, Anna J. (Anna Jordan) (2005)
- Advisor: Terry S. Szold
- Department of Urban Studies and Planning
- Advisor: Nigel H.M. Wilson
- Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Metropolitan governance and local land use planning in Boston, Denver, and Portland
Rosan, Christina (2007)
- Advisor: Lawrence Susskind
- Department of Urban Studies and Planning
Utilizing economic theories of retail to revitalize inner-city neighborhood business districts : the case of Uphams Corner Main Street
Waxman, Andy (Andy Phillip), 1971- (1999)
- Advisor: Karl Seidman
- Department of Urban Studies and Planning
Downtown development as a strategy for revitalization in Providence, Rhode Island
Khan, Sakina, 1972- (2001)
- Advisor: Karl Seidman
- Department of Urban Studies and Planning
Recommendations to make the affordable housing sector in Mexico more efficient in order to increase the welfare and quality of life of Mexicans
Medina Flores, Alba (2014)
- Advisor: Albert Saiz
- Center for Real Estate. Program in Real Estate Development
Development under the burden of infrastructure : The West Baltimore MARC Station area master plan
Gauvin, Tamika Camille (2010)
- Advisor: Brent D. Ryari
- Department of Urban Studies and Planning
The case of inclusive gentrification in Casco Viejo : when long-term investment and community interests align
Hollmann, Carolina (2016)
- Advisor: Albert Saiz
- Department of Urban Studies and Planning