The US urban population increased by almost 50 percent between 1980 and 2020, with this
growth heavily concentrated in the Sun Belt and at the fringes of metropolitan areas. This …

Aggregate land value is useful for a variety of research purposes including measuring the
social surplus generated by cities and evaluating urban development policies. Nevertheless …

This paper examines whether homeowner opposition to nearby housing development
affects local councillors' votes on housing bills. Homeowners benefit financially from …

A substantial literature demonstrates that zoning restrictions on building height or density
lower supply and increase housing prices. However, negative externalities due to …

We characterize the distribution of suburban homeowners' preferences for housing unit
density. To measure welfare changes under counterfactual increases in density, we first …

State and local governments have sought out initiatives to increase the housing supply in
response to the rising cost of housing. Encouraging the development of accessory dwelling …

Sustainability management requires facing tradeoffs between socioeconomic and
environmental objectives, while integrating contextual variations into strategic and business …

Housing and sustainable development is interdisciplinary research that requires cross
functional knowledgesharing to address operational and policy issues—limitations in …

Using the model of a Just City the goal of this paper is to contribute to the discussion of
additional dwelling units (ADUs) by connecting disparate literature on ADUs in North …

Abstract Using data from Los Angeles, this article explores the locational determinants as
well as the assessed‐value effects of the presence of accessory dwelling units (ADUs). The …