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Including the majority: Examining the local social interactions of renters in four case study condominiums in Sydney

Thompson, Sian E. L. ; Easthope, Hazel ; Davison, Gethin

Journal of urban affairs, 2024, Vol.ahead-of-print (ahead-of-print), p.1-20 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Newark: Routledge

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  • Título:
    Including the majority: Examining the local social interactions of renters in four case study condominiums in Sydney
  • Autor: Thompson, Sian E. L. ; Easthope, Hazel ; Davison, Gethin
  • Assuntos: Apartments ; Case studies ; Condominiums ; density ; design ; Governance ; Mental health ; Mental health services ; Mobility ; planning ; Prejudice ; Residential buildings ; Social behavior ; social connection ; Social factors ; Social interaction ; Social interactions ; Social sustainability ; Tenants ; weak ties
  • É parte de: Journal of urban affairs, 2024, Vol.ahead-of-print (ahead-of-print), p.1-20
  • Descrição: Although an ever-increasing number of social interactions are taking place virtually, people's relationships with their neighbors remain important. Apartment residents make up a growing proportion of the population in cities worldwide, but there is evidence that many find it challenging to form and maintain local social connections, especially those renting their home. This can negatively impact physical and mental health, and have implications for the management of apartment complexes and local area social sustainability. In this paper, we draw on interviews (n = 41) with renters of four large case study condominium complexes in Sydney, Australia, to investigate their local social interactions. The findings reveal that while many renters desire greater local connection, their opportunities and motivations are limited by factors relating to mobility, tenure security, prejudice, and exclusion from building-related governance. The paper concludes by considering the scope for interventions in design, management and governance to enhance opportunities for social connection.
  • Editor: Newark: Routledge
  • Idioma: Inglês
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