Urban Development in Australia: A Descriptive Analysis

Abstract

Cities are complex systems and urban development can only be understood as some of those complexities are understood. 'development' is required so that the city can grow to meet the growing demands of its residents and can adapt to changes in the kinds of living environments people want and changes in the technology of production consumption and transport of goods, information, energy, and wastes. Cities are shaped by a number of markets, especially the property market, which allocates scarce space at different locations between competing users (a).

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