A Comparative Study on the Impact of Urban Hazards and the Reconstruction of Old Buildings on the Property Prices of Surrounding Residential Areas

We have conducted a study on the spatial clustering of old buildings and land use management, using Taipei city as the context of our research. The purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of land use policies on the spatial distribution of old buildings and to understand the relationship between urban development and the distribution of old buildings by evaluating spatial autocorrelation. To begin with, we utilized Moran's index for the analysis of spatial autocorrelation, where we discovered a significant spatial clustering phenomenon of old buildings in Taipei city. Based on the results mentioned above, we suggest that urban planning departments strengthen the formulation and modification of land use policies, with an emphasis on their impact on the spatial distribution of old buildings. At the same time, we also assert that future research should investigate further the correlation between land use policies and the spatial distribution of old buildings, to gain a more comprehensive understanding of urban development patterns and offer appropriate policy recommendations.