从全市废弃房屋实验中汲取的经验教训。

IF 3.3 2区 经济学 Q1 REGIONAL & URBAN PLANNING Journal of the American Planning Association Pub Date : 2024-01-01 Epub Date: 2023-02-03 DOI:10.1080/01944363.2022.2128855
John MacDonald, Ahuva Jacobowitz, Jason Gravel, Mitchell Smith, Robert Stokes, Vicky Tam, Eugenia South, Charles Branas
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问题研究策略和结果:城市街区空置和废弃房屋的负面影响极大,影响健康和生活质量,助长暴力,并导致进一步的废弃。解决废弃房屋问题的一种方法是采取低成本的干预措施,让人们直观地感受到房屋的所有权。我们测试了低成本的废弃和空置房屋修缮或垃圾清理干预措施是否会对附近的失修、混乱和公共安全水平产生明显的影响。废弃房屋修缮和垃圾清理干预措施是对市政条例遵守情况的测试。我们采用实验设计来检验法令的因果效应,因为废弃房屋的规模太大,无法对城市中所有的废弃房屋进行处理。我们采用了系统的社会观察方法,对房屋所在地及其所在街区的失修、混乱和垃圾情况的变化进行评分,并使用警方报告的枪支暴力和非法药物使用数据。通过实验设计,我们可以观察在废弃房屋安装可正常使用的门窗后,与清理房屋周围垃圾或不采取干预措施的对照组相比,观察到的失修、混乱和公共安全状况是否有所改善。我们的结果表明,观察到的失修、混乱和枪支暴力现象都发生了重大变化,这也说明了对建筑环境进行基于场所的改变进行实验评估的益处:对实践的启示:改善废弃房屋修缮条例的遵守情况,可以明显改善社区的失修状况,并有助于改善公共安全。我们说明了规划者如何与城市机构、非营利性社区团体和当地大学合作,利用实地实验来发现新的方法,推动以地方为基础的建筑环境变化,从而帮助经济条件较差的社区缓解物质失调问题。
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Lessons Learned from a Citywide Abandoned Housing Experiment.

Problem research strategy and findings: The negative impact of vacant and abandoned housing in city neighborhoods is extreme, affecting health and quality of life, promoting violence, and leading to further abandonment. One approach to addressing abandoned housing is to intervene with low-cost interventions that provide a visual sense of ownership. We tested whether a low-cost remediation of abandoned and vacant houses or a trash cleanup intervention would make a noticeable difference in the levels of nearby disrepair, disorder, and public safety. The abandoned housing remediation and trash cleanup interventions were a test of compliance with municipal ordinances. We used an experimental design to test the causal effects of the ordinances, and because the scale of abandonment was too large to provide treatment to all abandoned houses in the city. We used systematic social observation methods to rate changes in disrepair, disorder, and litter at housing sites and on the city blocks they were located, and police reported data on gun violence and illegal substance uses. Our experimental design allowed us to see if observed disrepair, disorder, and public safety improved after working windows and doors were installed on abandoned houses compared with a trash cleanup around properties or a no-intervention control condition. Our results showed significant changes in observed disrepair, disorder, and gun violence and illustrate the benefits of experimental evaluations of place-based changes to the built environment.

Takeaway for practice: Improving compliance with ordinances to remediate abandoned housing can make a noticeable difference in disrepair in neighborhoods and contribute improved public safety. We illustrate how planners can use field experiments in partnership with city agencies, nonprofit community groups, and local universities to discover novel approaches to advance place-based changes to the built environment that can help economically disadvantaged communities abate problems of physical disorder.

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