The Effect of Rent Control on the Price of Rental Housing: An Hedonic Approach

Denton Marks

Land Economics, 1983, vol. 59, issue 4, 81-94

Abstract: It is widely believed that rent control leads to a decline in the quality of rental housing. This study examines the effect of rent control on the quality of rental housing in New York City. Quality change is linked to the suppression of rent below ...

Date: 1983
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