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"Urban redevelopment" as a book category covers the processes, policies, design strategies, histories, and social impacts involved in transforming built environments within cities. It includes case studies of renewal projects, analyses of planning and zoning, examinations of gentrification and displacement, discussions of economic development and public–private partnerships, and practical guides to adaptive reuse, infrastructure investment, and placemaking. Works range from academic research and policy proposals to practitioner handbooks, architectural portfolios, investigative journalism, and community-led narratives, often addressing sustainability, equity, preservation, and the political and legal frameworks that shape urban change. The category appeals to planners, architects, developers, policymakers, students, community organizers, and general readers interested in how cities are remade.

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