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Housing Outlook, 1980-1990

by

Apgar, William C., Jr., Brown, James H., Masnick, George

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Housing Outlook, 1980-1990, ISBN 9780275901936 Own This Book? Sell It
ISBN-13:

9780275901936

ISBN:

0275901939

Publisher: Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated Summary: The Housing Outlook discusses the major factors affecting housing activity, housing demand, supply responses, and housing costs. This book: establishes benchmarks for evaluating national housing performance; suggests goals for public policy; and provides a core of information for both the public and private sectors on decisions affecting housing. The authors examine housing demand and changes in inventory over the de [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9780275901936


ISBN:

0275901939


Publisher: Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated

The Housing Outlook discusses the major factors affecting housing activity, housing demand, supply responses, and housing costs. This book: establishes benchmarks for evaluating national housing performance; suggests goals for public policy; and provides a core of information for both the public and private sectors on decisions affecting housing. The authors examine housing demand and changes in inventory over the decade, and isolates the specific effects of new construction, rehabilitation and conversion, and losses on the decrease of the housing supply.

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