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Preliminary study on transit-induced residential gentrification in Nagoya, Japan

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2026Transit-induced gentrification in the context of urban regeneration: Evidence from East London and implications for inclusive transit-oriented development6 cited
2021Heterogeneous residential distribution changes and spillover effects by railway projects: The case study of Nagoya, Japan

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