Residential Location and Urban Housing Markets

Gregory K. Ingram

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Date: 1977
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction to "Residential Location and Urban Housing Markets" , pp -7

Gregory K. Ingram

The Influence of Age of Dwellings on Housing Expenditures and on the Location of Households by Income , pp 3-26

Richard F. Muth

Interdependence between Public-Sector Decisions and the Urban Housing Market , pp 27-50

Mahion R. Straszheim

Simultaneous Estimation of the Supply and Demand for Housing Location in a Multizoned Metropolitan Area , pp 51-92

Katharine Bradbury, Robert Engle, Owen Irvine and Jerome Rothenberg

An Analysis of Ghetto Housing Prices over Time , pp 95-138

Ann B. Schnare and Raymond J. Struyk

Census Data and Housing Analysis: Old Data Sources and New Applications , pp 139-180

William C. Apgar, Jr.

Habitability Laws and Low-Cost Rental Housing , pp 181-228

Werner Z. Hirsch and Stephen Margolis

Analyzing Housing Policies with the Urban Institute Housing Model , pp 231-272

Frank de Leeuw and Raymond J.Struyk

The Production of Housing Services from Existing Dwelling Units , pp 273-326

Gregory K. Ingram and Yitzhak Oron

Housing Discrimination and Job Search , pp 329-348

Susan C. Nelson

Some Economic Effects of Residential Zoning in San Francisco , pp 349-388

Marcy Elkind Aurin

Index to "Residential Location and Urban Housing Markets" , pp 389-403

Gregory K. Ingram

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