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What is re-urbanization?

Updated: 8/10/2023
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Ÿ Re-urbanisation is usually a government initiative to counter the problem of inner city decline.

Ÿ Inner city decline is brought about when problems such as inadequate housing, transport problems, pollution and over-population occur in the city.

Ÿ With these problems, the attractiveness of the city center is drastically reduced, resulting in loss of potential investment and an economically less productive city.

Ÿ Reversal of urban decline, often through city center redevelopment acts as a catalyst to increase attractiveness of the city.

Ÿ Thus encouraging people to move back to the city.

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Urbanization is when a small, say farming town gets a lot of urban, or city things. Basically, it's when a town turns into a city.

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when former people who left from the city to live somewhere else e.g. a rural area or the suburbs, move back to the city. it basically means moving back to the city

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