Journal of Urban Economics

1974 - 2025

Current editor(s): S.S. Rosenthal and W.C. Strange

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Housing appreciation, mortgage interest rates, and homeowner mobility pp. 271-292: Yasuhiro Nakagami and Alfredo Pereira
Coexistence and segregation of two groups in a metropolitan area through externalities pp. 293-309: Kazuo Kishimoto
The elusive flypaper effect pp. 310-328: Paul Gary Wyckoff
Public infrastructure and regional economic development: A simultaneous equations approach pp. 329-343: Kevin T. Duffy-Deno and Randall Eberts
Do the poor still pay more? Food price variations in large metropolitan areas pp. 344-359: James MacDonald and Paul Nelson
The long-run elasticity of demand for commuter rail transportation pp. 360-372: Richard Voith
Contributing authors and institutions to the Journal of Urban Economics: 1974-1989 pp. 373-384: Marcus T. Allen and James Kau
Residential spatial growth with perfect foresight and multiple income groups pp. 385-407: Ralph M. Braid

Valuation of pollution abatement benefits: Direct and indirect measurement pp. 133-151: Mordechai Shechter and Moshe Kim
The impact of rental properties on the value of single-family residences pp. 152-166: Ko Wang, Terry V. Grissom, James R. Webb and Lewis Spellman
Asymmetric tax competition pp. 167-181: Sam Bucovetsky
The optimal size distribution of cities pp. 182-191: Seoung Hwan Suh
Compensation for commutes in labor and housing markets pp. 192-207: Jeffrey Zax
Density bonuses, exactions, and the supply of affordable housing pp. 208-223: Jeffrey I. Rubin and Joseph J. Seneca
Amenities and regional differences in returns to worker characteristics pp. 224-241: Patricia E. Beeson
Impact fees, exclusionary zoning, and the density of new development pp. 242-256: Joseph Gyourko
A Markov Chain model of zoning change pp. 257-270: Daniel McMillen and John McDonald

The impact of toxic waste sites on housing values pp. 1-26: Janet Kohlhase
Spatial duopoly and residential structure pp. 27-47: Masahisa Fujita and Jacques Thisse
Credit rationing and the demand for owner-occupied housing pp. 48-63: Stuart Rosenthal, John Duca and Stuart Gabriel
Optimal regulation of land development through price and fiscal controls pp. 64-82: J. Vernon Henderson
Property tax revaluation and tax levy growth revisited pp. 83-99: Helen Ladd
Housing price functions and ownership capitalization rates pp. 100-111: Peter Linneman and Richard Voith
Free riders and distortionary zoning by local communities pp. 112-122: Thomas Miceli
Property taxation, Nash equilibrium, and market power pp. 123-131: William Hoyt

The demand for housing in Sweden: Equilibrium choice of tenure and type of dwelling pp. 267-281: David Brownstone and Peter Englund
Determinants and consequences of the private -- Public school choice pp. 282-294: Bruce W. Hamilton and Molly Macauley
Optimal investments to establish property rights in land pp. 295-309: Arun Malik and Robert M. Schwab
Tall buildings on cheap land: Building heights and intrabuilding travel costs pp. 310-328: Arthur M. Sullivan
Explaining variations in employment growth: Structural and cyclical change among states and local areas pp. 329-348: David G. Terkla and Peter Doeringer
Existence of equilibrium configurations of competitive firms on an infinite two-dimensional space pp. 349-370: Atsuyuki Okabe and Masaki Aoyagi
Credit rationing, race, and the mortgage market pp. 371-379: Stuart Gabriel and Stuart Rosenthal
Private contracts for durable local public good provision pp. 380-402: Kim Knapp

Commutes, quits, and moves pp. 153-165: Jeffrey Zax and John Kain
Housing quality differentials in urban areas pp. 166-181: Dimitrios A. Giannias
Capitalization of local income taxes pp. 182-190: William J. Stull and Judith C. Stull
Housing demand and real interest rates pp. 191-201: Robert Van Order and Ann Dougherty
The highway speed-volume relationship revisited pp. 202-206: Paul Wilson
A market for exclusion: Trading low-income housing obligations under Mount Laurel III pp. 207-217: Mark Alan Hughes and Therese J. McGuire
An empirical test of credit rationing in the mortgage market pp. 218-234: John Duca and Stuart Rosenthal
A comparative dynamic analysis of zoning in a growing city pp. 235-248: Geoffrey K. Turnbull
Discomfort externalities and marginal cost transit fares pp. 249-259: Marvin Kraus
Anxiety as a cost of commuting to work pp. 260-266: Bruce H. Smith

Editorial message pp. 1-1: Jan K. Brueckner
Wasteful commuting: A re-examination pp. 2-13: Maureen Cropper and Patrice L. Gordon
Urban land value functions with endogenous zoning pp. 14-27: Daniel McMillen and John McDonald
Residential segregation and the economic status of black workers: New evidence for an old debate pp. 28-49: Mark Alan Hughes and Janice Fanning Madden
Causes of changes in wage variation among states pp. 50-62: George I. Treyz
Supply-side regional economics pp. 63-69: Richard F. Muth
Regions, the dollar, and reindustrialization pp. 70-81: R. D. Norton
Urban agglomeration economies in the presence of technical change pp. 82-95: Paul S. Calem and Gerald Carlino
Agglomeration economies and urban capital markets pp. 96-112: Robert Helsley and William Strange
Urban-rural cost-of-living differentials in a developing economy pp. 113-127: Martin Ravallion and Dominique van de Walle
Separating Tiebout equilibria pp. 128-152: J. Vernon Henderson