Onderhandelingsgedrag bij stedelijke herverkaveling : Onderzoek naar de voorwaarden waaronder partijen willen meewerken aan stedelijke herverkaveling
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2013-02-22
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Negotiations between stakeholders play a crucial role in area development. Since the
national policy report Nota Ruimte (VROM, 2006), the focus in Dutch spatial planning is
expected to shift from greenfield to urban redevelopment. In redeveloping an urban area,
fragmentation of land ownership including very different professional landowners
(municipality and private developers) as well as small landowners (homeowners and real
estate owners) occurred. Therefore redeveloping and transforming an urban area seems
more complicated than building and constructing a greenfield area (Adams, Sisberry,
Hutchison & Munjoma, 2001, Buitelaar, Segeren & Kronbergen, 2008). At this time the
involvement of developers in urban redevelopment is low. Reasons are the fragmentation of
land ownership, resulting in delayed and expensive land acquisition (Buitelaar et al., 2008,
VROM-raad, 2009). Nowadays also homeowners do not play a major role in the development
process. In the Netherlands, this situation is often dealt with by the municipality acquiring
landownership first. The municipality then prepares the area and sells the land to private
developers who will develop it (Geuting, 2011). In recent years this active land policy became
controversial. Consulting company Deloitte Research (2011) estimated that all municipality
losses in land development amount to a minimum of 2.4 billion euro in 2010.
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Faculteit der Managementwetenschappen