mercado inmobiliario y orden residencial metropolitano en bogotá
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Abstract
Las actuales mayores necesidades residenciales metropolitanas se han suscitado principalmente por la modificación de las relaciones de parentesco, que han dado lugar a un aumento en las jefaturas de hogar y la consecuente contracción del tamaño promedio de los hogares. Junto con el avance de las políticas de desalarización de la economía metropolitana, el mercado inmobiliario de la residencia nueva en Bogotá produce un incremento en el stock que no atiende satisfactoriamente los dos grandes desafíos que representan la densificación urbana y la producción de un orden residencial metropolitano menos segregado. El ajuste espacial del mercado formal se apoya tanto en la reducción de las áreas residenciales para hogares de bajos ingresos como en su localización periférica, lo que implica mayor hacinamiento y más altos costos de transporte para sus miembros.
The increase in metropolitan residential needs has arisen mainly from changing family relationships resulting in an increase in household headships and the ensuing contraction of their average size. Amid the advancement of "desalarization" labor policies in the metropolitan economy, the housing market of new residences in Bogotá has produced an increase in the residential stock that does not cover sufficiently the major challenges presented by urban densification, and by the production of a less segregated metropolitan residential order. Theformal market's spatial adjustment is based both on the reduction of residential areas for low-income households, and their peripheral location, which implies an increase in overcrowding and transportation costs for their members.
The increase in metropolitan residential needs has arisen mainly from changing family relationships resulting in an increase in household headships and the ensuing contraction of their average size. Amid the advancement of "desalarization" labor policies in the metropolitan economy, the housing market of new residences in Bogotá has produced an increase in the residential stock that does not cover sufficiently the major challenges presented by urban densification, and by the production of a less segregated metropolitan residential order. Theformal market's spatial adjustment is based both on the reduction of residential areas for low-income households, and their peripheral location, which implies an increase in overcrowding and transportation costs for their members.
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| Authors | ;Óscar A Alfonso |
| Journal | research in microbiology |
| Year | 2012 |
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