Urban regeneration refers to the process of transforming cities, towns, or other areas that have experienced physical, social, or economic decline. These processes encompass residential, commercial, and open spaces that display symptoms of decline. Many prosperous cities have experienced economic and physical decline over the last fifty years as a result of deindustrialization, leading to various social problems such as unemployment, poverty, crime, poor amenities, education, and housing.
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