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Green space progress or paradox: identifying green space associated gentrification in Beijing

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2005The impact of parks on property values: empirical evidence from the past two decades in the United States190 cited

2015Producing nature for public: Land-based urbanization and provision of public green spaces in China147 cited

2014When Walmart comes to town: Always low housing prices? Always?144 cited

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