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Microeconomic Analysis of Housing Markets: Towards a Conceptual Framework,are of the typical household’s budget. Second, housing is the major, if not the dominant asset in many households’ portfolio. Third, housing production and maintenance constitute an important segment of the economy’s productive sector. Indeed, the housing sector contributes, if not instrumentally, t

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The Harvard Urban Development Simulation Model,tially detailed representation of market structure and dynamics. Although HUDS represents other phenomena such as industrial location, transportation systems, and changes in the demographic structure of the population, it focuses primarily on the behavior of housing consumers, suppliers and the hous

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The Dortmund Housing Market Model: A Monte Carlo Simulation of a Regional Housing Market,ger research project supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. This ongoing project is directed towards the investigation of the long-term interactions between economic (sectoral, technological) change, locational choice, mobility, and land use in urban regions. For this purpose, a spatially

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Postscript The Evolution of Housing Market Analysis: A Historical Perspective,ditions for people in the lower income brackets are still unsatisfactory. In fact, the situation in this sector is felt to be worse than is the case with other “basic needs” such as food or clothing. This contradicts the tenet held by economists that the individual household allocates his budget to