Travel Equity between Relocatees and Non-Relocatees before and after a Shopping Plaza’s Opening in the Megacity-Peripheral Large-Scale-Residential Area: A Case in Shanghai, China

In Chinese megacity centers, substandard housing is being removed. The inhabitants are relocated to peripheral large-scale residential areas, and we call them “relocatees”. After the relocation, their quality improved but travel may worsen. Little attention has been paid change in equity over time for shopping-related trips of relocatees non-relocatees these areas rapidly developing countries, especially before after major built environment development, such as a shopping plaza’s opening. To fill this research gap, conducted two surveys Wanda Shopping Plaza’s We used statistical analysis, estimated discrete choice models focusing on mode choice, calculated consumer surplus measurement equity. Results show relocatee lower trips. Travel between becomes worse Wanda’s Differences provide reference subsidy policy.