Surveys and forecasting industrial property demand

Verhuizende bedrijven: Zijn bedrijventerreinen nog steeds populair?

The propensity and the postponement of firm relocations. Testing approaches for housing choice models

Forecasting demand for industrial land and commercial property depends on a valid estimation how many firms move to various locations for various reasons. Estimations based on stated choices and revealed choices often differ in size and composition. Spatial and economic planning benefit if we reduce this gap by means of a better understanding...

Changing industrial land use: A firm level analysis

In the debates about sustainable development and planning there is a growing interest in the amount of land use by economic activities. This is particularly so in densely populated countries as China, Singapore and the Netherlands. Despite this interest, there is very little knowledge about land use at the firm level, in terms of its dynamics...

Crossing borders with planners and developers and the limits of lesson-drawing

As a result of new legislation and regulations, changing governance structures and other trends such as globalisation spatial planning and development practices change. Although many countries face the same trends, these are often translated on a tailor-made basis into planning practice. Can we learn from each other? In this paper we compare...