Index of Development and its Impact on Private Sector

Development of nowadays cities takes place in both the peripheral and central zones. In the peripheral zones, cities grow to the width and in the central zones, cities grow to the height. Cities and their development is complex for both main city zones: peripheral and central, development of any part of the city has consequences for different parts of the city. There are tools for sustainable development of the cities as the city plan and another city planning documentation, however, development can be slowed down by many features which have influence on the structure development. A primary problem can be a poor city plan which does not meet current requirements of the city. A collision of the city plan and other limits set by the authorities can also appear. One of the most serious problems is collision of the city plan and flood zones. The aim of this paper is the adjustment of the equation for the Index of Development for the use of private sector as a development of the research. This paper is based on city of Brno case study. The main objective of this paper is development of residential zones and analysis of the land intended for residential buildings as well as its limits.