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    Commuting Distance of Low-Income Groups Living in Urbanizing Villages: A Case Study of Shenzhen, China

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    2026
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    Liu, Aoshuang
    Gong, Yongxi
    Tong, De
    Liu, Yu
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    Abstract The world has witnessed a remarkable increase in informal housing to alleviate housing pressure in metropolises. The commuting burden of low-income groups living in informal housing is a matter of concern. Urbanizing villages are typical ... Practical Applications This research highlights the commuting challenges faced by low-income residents living in urbanizing villages (informal housing) in Shenzhen, China, revealing that their average commuting distance is longer than that of formal ...
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