Revitalization in contrast between gentrification and Persisting residents approach (case study: Ouchdokan quarter)

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Aghili Seyede Ziba; BONYADI NASER

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Journal: HOVIATESHAHR Year:2019 | Volume:13 | Issue:38 Page(s): 81-92

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Revitalization in contrast between gentrification and Persisting residents approach (case study: Ouchdokan quarter)

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Aghili Seyede Ziba | BONYADI NASER | Issue Writer Certificate

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RevitalizationQ2

GentrificationQ1

Persisting ResidentsQ1

Ochedkan NeighborhoodQ1

Abstract

As the local and original residents of historical neighborhoods of a city leaves the districts and they are replaced by low-income migrants, many problems are observed in the city. The most important of these problems are including development of criminal centers, identity crisis, horizontal development of city, creation of periphery and suburb towns, and challenges in infrastructure development. Therefore, it is necessary to apply the best restructuring strategy to the two conflict approaches of Gentrification and Persisting Residents. The problem can be observed in the old historic neighborhood of Ochdokan, Ardabil. The Ochdokan is one of the six old urban neighborhoods of Ardabil. There are some valuable and important historical monuments in the neighborhood. The residents of the neighborhood are unsatisfied because of its location, excessive crowd in daytime, physical outwearing environment, inefficient urban networks, unsuitable landuses, and incompetent structure to meets daily needs. The nonsatisfaction leads the residents to leave the area. The objective of this research is to address the problem in Ochdokan, Ardabil, Iran. This is an applied research in nature of the study. In terms of purpose, this study is a causal and descriptive-analytical investigation. We have used descriptive methods and field observations to gather data. The inferential statistic T test and descriptive statistics have also been applied for analysis of the data. The real estate rent gap theory of Neil Smith is one of the most important theories about the substitution of social classes as the Gentrification approach. The Marxist theorists explain the Gentrification process using the real estate rent gap hypothesis. The value gap hypothesis was also outlined by Hament and Randolf. When the value gap between non-accommodated houses and reformed occupied house is the maximum, the Gentrification process is occurred. Lee’ s humanism individualistic view is another Gentrification approach in which the discussions mainly emphasize on the cultural preferences and demographic traits of the grandee and fulsome individuals. The results of the criteria and the indices of the approach for the Ochdokan have indicated that high level of literacy and social income as well as absence of eminent practitioners in the locality are representative of homogenous economic and job structure in the neighborhood. In other words, not only the social structure of the neighborhood is homogenous, but it is also homogenous for economic structure. Negligible presence of non-aboriginal residents as lessee in the area show low value of rent gap and also value gap for the neighborhood. Therefore, the stages of leaving, release, and substitution of the non-aboriginal migrant groups should occur as the initial necessity for the Gentrification process via market forces. Therefore, it is necessary to keep the residents, provide them with investment opportunities and improve the physical condition. analysis of the data for the first hypothesis by SPSS has indicated that the hypothesis is significant (Alpha < 0. 05). So the hull hypothesis is rejected. According to the results of this research, with a 95% of confidence, it can be concluded that applying the Gentrification had unsuitable impacts upon the Revitalization of the Ochdokan.

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Aghili, Seyede Ziba, & BONYADI, NASER. (2019). Revitalization in contrast between gentrification and Persisting residents approach (case study: Ouchdokan quarter). HOVIATESHAHR, 13(38 ), 81-92. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/154573/en

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Aghili Seyede Ziba, BONYADI NASER. Revitalization in contrast between gentrification and Persisting residents approach (case study: Ouchdokan quarter). HOVIATESHAHR[Internet]. 2019;13(38 ):81-92. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/154573/en

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Seyede Ziba Aghili, and NASER BONYADI, “Revitalization in contrast between gentrification and Persisting residents approach (case study: Ouchdokan quarter),” HOVIATESHAHR, vol. 13, no. 38 , pp. 81–92, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/154573/en

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