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, transportation and infrastructure, lack of affordable housing, and disinvestment have severely affected the quality of life of poor …
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We show that house prices may be driven entirely by the demands of one identifiable group for several years and then by demands of another group at other times. We present evidence that house prices in Hawaii were subject to such regime shifts. Prices responded to demands associated with...
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Speech to the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, Stanford, California, April 3, 2008
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Presentation to Lambda Alpha International and Arizona Bankers Association, Phoenix, Arizona, January 7, 2014
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, using data on mortgage and housing market activity in fifteen California counties from 1992 through 1996. As expected, we … mortgage-backed-securities valuation could be improved by explicitly modeling the dynamics of housing prices and by modeling …
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We integrate the housing market and the labor market in a dynamic general equilibrium model with credit and search …
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We explore the role of foreclosure inventories in a model of housing supply. The foreclosure variable is necessary to … account for the steep and sustained drop in new construction activity following the U.S. housing market bust beginning in 2006 …. There is modest evidence that local banking conditions play a role in determining housing starts. Even with state …
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This paper uses seven short case studies of nonprofit housing and community development organizations to explore three …-standing partnerships in affordable housing, community development finance, neighborhood stabilization, and transit-oriented development. It …
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This paper provides the first application of the compensating differential paradigm to the evaluation of the extent and sources of evolution in quality-of-life among U.S. states. In addition to providing estimates of quality-of-life rankings for U.S. states over the 1981-1990 period, we use...
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