Part of how people experience cities is framed by the city’s urban structure, the generalized arrangement of land uses within the urban area.
Urban land uses are broadly categorized into six types:
%%An important concern in a city’s geography is where and in what numbers people live, work, shop, engage in recreational activities, etc.%%
Value of land also characteristically decreases with increasing distance from the center.
%%Land uses with the greatest values of economic rent at the city center will have steep rent lines and occupy land adjacent to the center.%%
%%Push factors%% %%include having too little living space and other perceived inadequacies in the design and quality of the home; these deficiencies frequently relate to the age of the home.%%
%%Pull factors%% %%can be generally viewed as the reverse of push factors, for example, the prospect of more living space, shorter commute times, better neighborhood amenities, and so on.%%
Following are the factors underlying neighborhood decline and revitalization:
While residential mobility refers to individuals’ decisions to change their place of residence within the city, filtering is the idea that, through time, a housing unit is occupied sequentially by people from steadily changing income groups.
%%Housing can be one of the biggest personal capital investment, because many people may aim to earn income by buying and then selling their home at profit.%%
Answer to why people are deprived of basic needs, why undernourished or malnourished; can be categorized in following four points:
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