Urban Economics and Real Estate: Theory and Policy
by John F. Mcdonald, Daniel P. Mcmillen
Urban Economics and Real Estate: Theory and Policy offers a focused academic treatment of the economic forces influencing cities and real estate. Covering theory alongside policy, it provides a foundation for understanding urban development, land use, property markets, and the public decisions that shape metropolitan environments.
About This Book
Urban Economics and Real Estate: Theory and Policy examines the relationship between economic principles, real estate, and urban environments.
The book focuses on theoretical perspectives relevant to cities, land use, property markets, and development.
It also considers the role of public policy in addressing urban and real estate issues.
Written by John F. McDonald and Daniel P. McMillen, this title is suited to readers studying urban economics, real estate, and related policy topics.
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