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Currently, there exists a disturbing urban problem exemplified by the excessive
luxury apartments and glamorous office towers being built in cities around the
world in the face of the increasing unaffordability of housing and low-cost work,
trade or craft space. Seeking to address this complex problem, this paper proposes
a theoretical framework that uniquely addresses both the capitalist economic
structure that drives the development process and the Marxist-based urban theory
by which the socio-economic outcomes are currently evaluated. This framework
takes as its meta-theory, the approach of Thomas Piketty in his recent treatise,
“Capital in the Twenty-First Century”, since he deftly employs the Marxist dialectic
of labor/capital while investigating the persistent inequality in the history of
capitalism by interrogating that system itself. This bifurcated framework of
economic analysis affords a new format for examining real estate returns, how they
are represented in the market place, who benefits from them, and how resultant
inequalities might be avoided in urban development.
JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY URBAN AFFAIRS (2018) 2(2), 90-105.
https://doi.org/10.25034/ijcua.2018.4674