Demographic dynamics and spatial distribution of urban amenities bring about spatially
different benefits to young, middle-aged, and elderly people, thereby affecting residential …

Populations of many countries are expected to decrease rapidly, with a simultaneous
increase in the proportion of elderly people. These population dynamics will affect …

Spatial distribution of urban amenities brings spatially different benefits to young, middle-
aged, and elderly people because people have different preferences for local amenities …

In this paper we study the life cycle locational choices of heterogeneous households and
characterize the dynamics of metropolitan areas. We develop an overlapping generations …

We develop a lifecycle spatial equilibrium model with overlapping generations of
heterogeneous, mobile households in which health status affects households' choices and …

In this dissertation, I study the importance of individual's life cycle for location choices, the
effects of place-based policies targeted at retirees, and the aggregate implications of …

Explaining spatial redistribution patterns of households across metropolitan areas is a key
area of research for demographers from both sociological and economic perspectives …

Neighborhood change is often described as the coevolution of housing prices and specific
neighborhood amenities over time. Current amenity levels may provide both current …

In this paper we investigate the changing demography of neighborhoods. We focus upon the
dynamics of the age structure of neighborhoods, paying particular attention to the roles of (a) …

In this article, we develop a model for explaining spatial patterns in the distribution of
households across metropolitan regions in the United States. First, we use housing …