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Living in the City: Or Rather Nearby?

In: European Cities After COVID-19

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  • Tobias Just

    (University of Regensburg, IRE|BS International Real Estate Business School)

  • Franziska Plößl

    (University of Regensburg, IRE|BS International Real Estate Business School)

Abstract

According to the Europe-wide survey, respondents expect a significant increase in demand for residential space in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Within core cities, this additional demand cannot be fully met and the desire for more open space in residential areas could see cities expanding beyond their edges. Conversely, the hotel industry is expected to consolidate, with hotels catering to leisure tourism likely to see a faster recovery. The extent to which hotels can be repurposed, and thus the increased demand for space for other uses met, depends in part on the future legal planning framework. The greatest conversion potential does not lie in core cities, but rather in interconnected belts.

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  • Tobias Just & Franziska Plößl, 2022. "Living in the City: Or Rather Nearby?," Future of Business and Finance, in: Tobias Just & Franziska Plößl (ed.), European Cities After COVID-19, pages 129-140, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-3-030-89788-8_11
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-89788-8_11
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