英文摘要 |
In the urban regeneration, an implementer grasps more information compared with a landowner because of low information-transparency. Such information asymmetry renders negotiation processes difficult, and consequently, the landowner does not trust the implementer and other landowners. To address this situation, we review related literature and use interviews and the analytic hierarchy process(AHP) to obtain transparency-assessment indicators and their associated weights. Moreover, we apply a questionnaire to examine the transparency in urban regeneration cases in Taipei City. In addition, we establish a financial model to estimate an implementer’s return rate. The results show that the higher the information transparency is, the higher the implementer’s return rate becomes. Finally, we suggest the transparency items required for each step of urban regeneration. |