Reassembling the city: understanding resident-led collective property sales

该项目旨在调查新出现的住宅集体销售现象--邻居们聚集在一起，在一条线上出售他们的房产--以及对城市居民和地方、大都市和国家各级政府的影响。它打算对这一现象提供有史以来第一次详细的实证分析，包括绘制地图、案例研究以及对悉尼和温哥华这两个处于集体销售活动前沿的城市的利益攸关方和专家进行访谈。该项目旨在为政策和学术辩论做出重大贡献，通过增进关于社区变化的动态变化将如何影响21世纪全球紧凑城市的规划和发展的知识。

This project aims to investigate the emerging phenomenon of residential collective sales - where neighbours come together to sell their properties in one line - and the implications for urban residents and governments at local, metropolitan and national levels. It intends to provide the first ever detailed empirical analysis of this phenomenon, including mapping, case studies and stakeholder and expert interviews across Sydney and Vancouver, two cities at the forefront of collective sales activity. The project aims to make significant contributions to both policy and academic debates, by advancing knowledge on how shifting dynamics of neighbourhood change will affect the planning and development of global compact cities in the 21st century.