Journal of Urban Economics

1974 - 2025

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

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An empirical model of the market for resale homes pp. 279-292: Peter T. Chinloy
Trends in residential segregation by race: 1960-1970 pp. 293-301: Ann B. Schnare
Substitution among heterogeneous labor in American manufacturing pp. 302-314: Marshall H. Medoff
The demand for housing in developing countries: The case of Korea pp. 315-336: James Follain, Gill-Chin Lim and Bertrand Renaud
The block metric and the law of markets pp. 337-347: B. Eaton and Richard Lipsey
Efficient land use in an equilibrium residential annulus pp. 348-357: John Hartwick
A model of residential change and neighborhood tipping pp. 358-370: Alex Anas
Residential demand for natural gas pp. 371-383: Farrell E. Bloch
The effect of property taxes on urban areas pp. 384-396: Donald Haurin

Urban spatial structure: An analysis with a varying coefficient model pp. 141-154: S. R. Johnson and James Kau
Are blacks making it in the suburbs? Some new evidence on intrametropolitan spatial segmentation pp. 155-167: John Vrooman and Stuart Greenfield
An application of the LeChatelier principle in location theory pp. 168-174: Takahiro Miyao
Voluntary income clustering and the demand for housing and local public goods pp. 175-185: Nancy R. Burstein
Optimum, equilibrium, and public investment in an urban land use model pp. 186-197: Gene E. Mumy
Compensating differentials in teachers' salaries pp. 198-207: Lawrence Kenny and David Denslow
Neighborhood amenities: An economic analysis pp. 208-224: Ronald J. Krumm
A probabilistic approach to the structure of rental housing markets pp. 225-247: Alex Anas
An open-city model with nonmalleable housing pp. 248-277: Neil Vousden

Editorial pp. 1-1: Edwin S. Mills
Costs of adjustment and demolition costs in residential construction, and their effects on urban growth pp. 2-19: Oded Hochman and David Pines
Light rail transit: Cost and output pp. 20-30: Hans Brems
Indivisibilities and interplant transportation cost: Do they cause market breakdown? pp. 31-41: Bruce W. Hamilton
The incidence of congestion and congestion tolls pp. 42-62: David Segal and Thomas L. Steinmeier
Transferable development rights markets pp. 63-74: David Mills
The use of proxy variables in housing price analysis pp. 75-83: John McDonald
General equilibrium with externalities: A computational method and urban applications pp. 84-101: A. Thomas King
Gross rents and market values: Testing the implications of Tiebout's hypothesis pp. 102-118: Jon Sonstelie and Paul R. Portney
Discrimination and the spatial characteristics of the urban labor market for black workers pp. 119-140: Mahlon R. Straszheim

The elasticity of substitution in urban housing production: A VES approach pp. 407-415: C. F. Sirmans, James Kau and Cheng F. Lee
A theory of the behavior of municipal governments: The case of internalizing pollution externalities pp. 416-431: Oded Hochman and Haim Ofek
The estimation of net depreciation rates on housing pp. 432-443: Peter Chinloy
A model of non-central production in a monocentric city pp. 444-463: Jan Brueckner
Intraurban variation in the price of housing pp. 464-479: Jerry R. Jackson
Employment, permanent income and the demand for housing pp. 480-500: Barbara J. Stevens
Residential choice and the local public sector: An alternative test of the "Tiebout Hypothesis" pp. 501-520: Andrew Reschovsky
Local public goods, property values, and local public choice pp. 521-534: David Wildasin
Policy inferences from community choice models: A caution pp. 535-549: Frank Westhoff

An analysis of some short-term health effects of air pollution in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area pp. 275-291: Eugene P. Seskin
Dynamic stability of an open city with many household classes pp. 292-298: Takahiro Miyao
Some unresolved issues in the location theory of the firm pp. 299-318: Vijay K. Mathur
Market models of local government: Exit, voting, and the land market pp. 319-337: Susan Rose-Ackerman
Spatial majority voting equilibria and the provision of public goods pp. 338-351: Jan Brueckner
Urban school desegregation and declines in white enrollment: A reexamination pp. 352-370: Charles T. Clotfelter
Measuring the value of community pp. 371-382: Lucia Dunn
Household migration: Theoretical and empirical results pp. 383-404: Philip Graves and Peter D. Linneman
Comment on internalizing pollution externalities pp. 405-406: J. Vernon Henderson

A life-cycle empirical analysis of migration and climate, by race pp. 135-147: Philip Graves
Urban structure, gas prices, and the demand for transportation pp. 148-155: Arthur Robson and David T. Scheffman
Factor substitution, employment density and suburbanization pp. 156-175: George Fallis
Racial discrimination in the Boston housing market pp. 176-196: Robert Schafer
Alternative transportation modes in an urban land use model: A general equilibrium approach pp. 197-215: Tschangho John Kim
Interurban differences in the innovative nature of production pp. 216-227: Leo Sveikauskas
Mode choice, transport structure and urban land use pp. 228-246: Alex Anas and Leon N. Moses
Owner occupied housing and the federal income tax: Estimates and simulations pp. 247-266: Harvey Rosen
Hedonic price and depreciation indexes for residential housing: A comment pp. 267-271: Raymond B. Palmquist
Hedonic price and depreciation indexes for residential housing again pp. 272-273: Peter Chinloy

Interdependencies and the urban land market pp. 1-11: David Mills
Optimal scale in a large homogeneous area pp. 12-24: John Hartwick
Land value functions: A reevaluation pp. 25-41: John McDonald and H. Woods Bowman
Estimation of the price elasticity of demand facing metropolitan producers pp. 42-64: Robert Engle
Optimal city size in a spatial economy pp. 65-89: Richard Arnott
The dynamics of the housing market: A stock adjustment model of housing consumption pp. 90-111: Eric Hanushek and John Quigley
Urban land value functions and the price elasticity of demand for housing pp. 112-121: James Kau and C. F. Sirmans
The substitution of urban land for other inputs pp. 122-134: John Clapp