Economics & Finance
Shift from Greenfield to Brownfield Planning
A fundamental reorientation of urban development logic from 'opening new land' to 'activating existing assets.' As land supply becomes constrained and population growth slows, planning priorities shift from land acquisition and new construction to retrofitting and renewing existing urban fabric. This transition demands comprehensive reform of institutions, financing mechanisms, and assessment systems.
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