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Analysis of Columbus Circle and Lincoln Square showing historical gentrification, demographic shifts, and effects on the feasibility of sustaining a mixed-income community based on census data and urban redevelopment events.
Year: 2015
Region / City: New York City
Neighborhood: Columbus Circle and Lincoln Square
Topic: Urban development and gentrification
Document Type: Academic paper
Author: Andre Salimbangon
Instructor: Professor Nancy Aries
Course: IDC 3001H
Date of Submission: May 26, 2015
Population Data Source: U.S. Census 2000–2010
Key Events: Construction of Time Warner Building, Urban Renewal of Lincoln Square, Lincoln Center development
Demographic Focus: Racial distribution, mixed-income population
Historical Coverage: 19th–21st century
Urban Planning Authorities: New York City Housing Authority, Robert Moses oversight
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The Impact of Ownership Retention on IPO Firm Value in Turkey (2000–2010)
Author: Zeynep Ozcelik
Student ID: 2009851087
Course Code: AD615.01
Date: 29.12.2010
Country: Turkey
Market: Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISE)
Period Studied: 2000–2010
Sample Size: 67 IPOs
Subject: Ownership retention and IPO firm value
Keywords: IPO, ownership retention, agency theory, signalling hypothesis, primary share issue, secondary share sale
Methodology: Regression analysis based on Leland and Pyle (1977) model
Theoretical Framework: Agency theory, signalling hypothesis, entrenchment hypothesis
Type of Document: Academic research paper
Demographics of Bensonhurst, 2000–2010
Year: 2015
Author: Kevin Savarese
Course: IDC 3002H
Instructor: Professor Aries
Institution: not specified
Document type: Academic essay
Subject: Urban demographics and immigration
Geographic focus: Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, New York City
Data sources: The Newest New Yorkers; NYC DCP Census FactFinder; Wikipedia
Time period analyzed: 2000–2010
Key topics: Immigration patterns; ethnic composition; housing trends; population change
Population groups discussed: Chinese immigrants; Italian residents; immigrants from former Soviet Union; Asian and white populations
Date: 30 March 2015
Gentrification and Economic Effects in MetroTech, Downtown Brooklyn
Year: 2013
Location: Downtown Brooklyn, New York City, USA
Theme: Urban development, gentrification, economic impact
Document type: Podcast transcript / Research discussion
Authors: Basant Eid, Devin Worthy, Karmoko Sillah, Kym Lois
Target audience: General public interested in urban studies
Displaced residents: Approximately 754
Financial support for displaced: Over $6 million through housing development programs
Organizations involved: NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development, FUREE (Families United for Racial and Economic Equality)
Infrastructure changes: L line, Myrtle Ave, Albee Square Mall, telecommunications improvements
Economic impact: New office spaces, retail, and increased employment
Sources cited: NY Times, Environmental Impact Statement, New Urban Infrastructure book
Topics: Circle-Lincoln 2000–2010 Gentrification