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19 Oct 2023: Growth and Predictability of Urban Housing Rents. Piet Eichholtz, Matthijs Korevaar and Thies Lindenthal. ... Industrialization and urban population growth also resulted in rising real rents in other.

19 Oct 2023: Jesus Felipe and John McCombie. ABSTRACT Over the last twenty years or so, mainstream economists have become more interested in spatial economics and have introduced largely neoclassical economic concepts and tools ... to predict the regression estimates

19 Oct 2023: geographers, regional science and the neoclassical ‘New Economic Geography’. The. cluster is an essentially static concept, but we also consider it in a dynamic, or growth,. ... urban agglomeration has emerged in France since 1911 and no city that

17 Jan 2024:  Increased densities and the efficient use of land.  Sustainable, mixed communities. ... LAs were to provide sufficient housing land but give priority to re-using previously developed land within urban areas, bringing empty homes back into use and

18 Jan 2024: level 20 3.2.1 Urban competitiveness 20 3.2.2 Labour mobility 21 3.3 At the family/micro level 21 3.4 Differences between micro and macro impacts of ... Levels of mobility in. social rented and owner-occupied sectors are relatively low.

19 Oct 2023: Clapp, J.M., Eichholtz, P.M.A., Lindenthal, T., 2013, Real Option Value over a HousingMarket Cycle, Regional Science and Urban Economics 43(6), 862-874. ... Munneke, H.J., 1996, Redevelopment Decisions for Commercial and Industrial Properties,Journal of

31 Jan 2024: and urban regeneration. Her latest book,. with Sarah Monk as joint editor, Making. ... CCHPR worked in partnership with LSE London, a research centre within the London School of Economics (LSE) which spe-cialises in comparative analyses within the