Residential Location and Urban Housing Markets
Gregory K. Ingram
Published in 1977 by NBER
in NBER Book Series Studies in Income and Wealth
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ISBN: 0-88410479-6
Table of Contents
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Front matter to "Residential Location and Urban Housing Markets":
Gregory K. Ingram
(p. -25 - -8)
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Introduction to "Residential Location and Urban Housing Markets":
Gregory K. Ingram
(p. -7 - 0)
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The Influence of Age of Dwellings on Housing Expenditures and on the Location of Households by Income :
Richard F. Muth
(p. 3 - 26)
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Interdependence between Public-Sector Decisions and the Urban Housing Market:
Mahion R. Straszheim
(p. 27 - 50)
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Simultaneous Estimation of the Supply and Demand for Housing Location in a Multizoned Metropolitan Area :
Katharine Bradbury, Robert Engle, Owen Irvine, Jerome Rothenberg
(p. 51 - 92)
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An Analysis of Ghetto Housing Prices over Time:
Ann B. Schnare, Raymond J. Struyk
(p. 95 - 138)
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Census Data and Housing Analysis: Old Data Sources and New Applications:
William C. Apgar, Jr.
(p. 139 - 180)
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Habitability Laws and Low-Cost Rental Housing:
Werner Z. Hirsch, Stephen Margolis
(p. 181 - 228)
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Analyzing Housing Policies with the Urban Institute Housing Model:
Frank de Leeuw, Raymond J.Struyk
(p. 231 - 272)
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The Production of Housing Services from Existing Dwelling Units:
Gregory K. Ingram, Yitzhak Oron
(p. 273 - 326)
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Housing Discrimination and Job Search:
Susan C. Nelson
(p. 329 - 348)
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Some Economic Effects of Residential Zoning in San Francisco:
Marcy Elkind Aurin
(p. 349 - 388)
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Index to "Residential Location and Urban Housing Markets":
Gregory K. Ingram
(p. 389 - 403)
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