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Title: Local and Regional Indicators of Suburban Growth: An Analysis and Evaluation of Economic Activity of Kenwood, Ohio

Citation Type: Dissertation/Thesis

Publication Year: 2008

Abstract: Over the past two decades, there have been attempts to identify and understand suburban metropolitan growth patterns and the implications of this growth on both the local and regional economy. Understanding suburban metropolitan growth is important in determining the impacts that this type of growth may have on the local and regional economic status, patterns of land use and transportation, population trends, and income levels. The focus of this research is two-fold. One goal of the research is to determine whether the initial theory of metrotown still holds true. Are suburban growth centers continuing to grow into self-sufficient "mini-cities." Do suburban growth centers continue to evolve into strong, second-tier business districts? Do they share an interdependent relationship with the central city? The second focus of this research is to attempt to identify distinguishing characteristics between local and regional economic activities within suburban growth centers. This research investigates the characteristics between local and regional economic activities within Kenwood, Ohio. Three criteria used to evaluate the Kenwood area include its spatial and physical organization and characteristics, its composition, as well as its local and regional economic activities. The specific aims of the study are to: 1) assess the current status of the Kenwood area as a metrotown; 2) examine and analyze the major differences between local and regional activities in Kenwood, in relation to employment and land use; 3) identify and examine the changes and influences of income, land use, and transportation on the economic growth of the study area as a metrotown; and 4) identify specific factors that influence the location of economic activity within the Kenwood area.

Url: https://etd.ohiolink.edu/pg_10?0::NO:10:P10_ACCESSION_NUM:ucin1212877817#abstract-files

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Authors: Mitchell-Brown , JoAnna, L

Institution: University of Cincinnati

Department: Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning

Advisor: Michael Romanos

Degree: MA

Publisher Location: Cincinnati, Ohio

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Data Collections: IPUMS NHGIS

Topics: Land Use/Urban Organization, Other

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