New working paper published: Who benefits from green spaces in compact cities?

3 June 2024

As part of the CSS Working Paper Series, the project team "Living with Green Spaces" published a working paper titled "Who benefits from green spaces in compact cities? Green window views and residential satisfaction across different socio-economic status groups"

Read the working paper (Open Access) in German here: https://doi.org/10.25592/uhhfdm.14342

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