Abstract
Progressive cities have competitive advantages in capturing opportunities for development and attracting leading edge business. Regeneration and business strategies are amongst the tools that cities may employ in order to overcome the challenges that influence their competitiveness. However, there has been little research that links these themes. This paper integrates regeneration and property-led business strategies through the development of a hierarchical model for city competitiveness. The methodology employs a Delphi technique and analytic hierarchy process with multi-criteria analysis. The model is used to evaluate the competitiveness performance of four cities in the UK drawing conclusions on the synergy of regeneration and business strategies in promoting city competitiveness.
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