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The challenges in quantifying social sustainability at a neighbourhood level

Abstract Social sustainability and well-being are complex concepts due to their subjective and intangible nature, yet improved scientific methods are needed to aid development of environments that support healthy communities. In response to: Kent, J., Liang, M., and Mulley, C., 2017. The objective and perceived built environment: What matters for happiness? Cities & Health, 1, 59–71.