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Urban Growth and Housing Affordability: The ConflictEconsult Corporation
The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania This article addresses the potential conflict between urban growth and housing affordability. The pervasive urban decline of the past, in which two-thirds of Americas thirty largest cities as of 1970 declined in population, has been replaced with urban growth. Two-thirds of these same cities have since resumed growing, but affordability challenges arise in many newly growing cities. The authors address the forces, both internal and external, driving urban "turnarounds" and the potential consequences for housing affordability.
Key Words: affordability home prices cap rates rents urban growth urban decline housing
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol. 626, No. 1,
112-131 (2009) |
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