Increasing the efficiency of land use in real property complexes development projects

Sergey Nosov,Boris Bondarev,Sergey Eroshkin,Evgeny Venevtsev,Tatiana Svintsova,A Zheltenkov,A Mottaeva

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202016409031

Abstract

The relationship between the development of the city ’s transport infrastructure and urban land use is a pressing problem in the territory development of any metropolis. Addressing this challenge requires the creation of new tools and mechanisms. Transport infrastructure is the main component of the entire infrastructure of any city, affecting the social, economic and environmental efficiency of urban land use. Therefore, the authors, choosing transport infrastructure as the object of the research, analyze the patterns that arise during its development on the conditions of the entire urban land use. Methods such as calculation-graphical, analysis and synthesis, abstraction method, etc., are used. The authors analyze management methods of urban transport systems as part of real property complexes. The ecological and economic justification of development projects for the real property complex is proposed as a tool for determining perspective directions and mechanisms for increasing the efficiency of land use.

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IntroductionThe world has witnessed an accelerated process of urbanization of the territories
In recent decades, the world has witnessed an accelerated process of urbanization of the territories
In order to solve the problem of ecological and economic justification of the land use development occupied by transport facilities, we propose to allocate in a separate category another type of such complex – transport real property complex

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Introduction

The world has witnessed an accelerated process of urbanization of the territories. Urban areas are actively expanding, urban development is compacting, so urban lands are playing an increasing role in the economic development of countries. The increase in urban population density is accompanied by an increase in anthropogenic environmental pressure and an increase in the intensity of natural resource consumption. The main problem of cities is limited land resources. The issues is actively studied for solving problems of urban development, and first of all, improving the layout and development of the territory, urban zoning. Insufficient attention is paid to problems of urban land use efficiency, peculiarities of urban land use, ecological justification of preservation of urban natural complex. There is a growing need for ecological and economicjustification for the development of the transport real property complex, which forms for the functioning basis of urbanized territories

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