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September 17, 2025BuildingsOpen Access

A Study on the Supply–Demand Matching and Spatial Value Effects of Community Public Service Facilities: A Case Study of Wuchang District, Wuhan

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Substantial imbalance exists in the allocation of public service facilities, with Gini coefficients exceeding 0.6, signifying inequality across categories.
Mismatches between accessibility and housing prices are prevalent, affecting 45.08% of zones in the area, highlighting underlying issues.
Different types of public service facilities influence market values differently, showing varying effects in different locations.
The study clarifies the relationship between supply-demand structures and market value, offering insights for urban public service system enhancements.

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Observational analysis uncovers significant inequality in public service facilities in Wuchang District, indicating spatial mismatches.

Lin et al. (2025) studied this question.

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