Journal of Urban Economics

1974 - 2025

Current editor(s): S.S. Rosenthal and W.C. Strange

From Elsevier
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Catherine Liu ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Volume 5, issue 4, 1978

The timing of residential land development: A general equilibrium approach pp. 411-424

James Markusen and David T. Scheffman

An estimate of the effects of airport noise on property values pp. 425-440

Peter Mieszkowski and Arthur M. Saper

Racial transition among neighborhoods: A simulation model incorporating institutional parameters pp. 441-470

Kerry Vandell and Bennett Harrison

Hedonic prices, price indices and housing markets pp. 471-484

Allen C. Goodman

On the short-term effects of long-term change in cities: An efficient land markets model pp. 485-504

Michelle J. White

Modeling the urban land market: The case of Japan pp. 505-525

Norman J. Glickman and Yukio Oguri

A spatial equilibrium model: Another view pp. 526-534

Chong K. Liew and Jae K. Shim

Residential preferences, neighborhood filtering and neighborhood change: Comment and corrections pp. 535-537

Jonathan H. Mark and Robert Parks

Causality reconsidered: A note pp. 538-542

Timothy W. Cooke

Equivalence of central place and economic base theories of urban growth pp. 543-549

Hugh O. Nourse

Volume 5, issue 3, 1978

The reduced form price elasticity of housing pp. 293-304

Richard Arnott

A model of population distribution, traffic congestion, and neighborhood crowding in a circular city pp. 305-328

Joel Yellin

Racial prejudice in a search model of the urban housing market pp. 329-345

Paul Courant

On the measurement of benefits in an urban context: Some general equilibrium issues pp. 346-356

Paul Courant and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

Residential choice, hedonic prices, and the demand for urban air quality pp. 357-369

Jon Nelson

Measuring the value of urban amenities pp. 370-387

Barton A. Smith

Private security and the public safety pp. 388-402

Charles T. Clotfelter

A note on urban migration in New Zealand pp. 403-408

David Giles and P. Hampton

A note on the interpretation of urban density functions pp. 409-410

A. R. Reddy

Volume 5, issue 2, 1978

The minimum border length hypothesis does not explain the shape of black ghettos pp. 147-153

Glenn Loury

Profitability in traditional and emerging lines of black business enterprise pp. 154-171

Timothy Bates

Depreciation, adverse selection and housing markets pp. 172-187

Peter T. Chinloy

Hedonic prices and composite commodities pp. 188-197

Michael Murray

A two sector model with several externalities and their effects on an urban setting pp. 198-218

Oded Hochman

Job suburbanization, zoning and the welfare of urban minority groups pp. 219-240

Michelle J. White

The long-run effects of a residential property tax and local public services pp. 241-262

A. Mitchell Polinsky and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

Profit maximizing communities and the theory of local public expenditure pp. 263-277

Jon Sonstelie and Paul R. Portney

A note on unequal treatment of equals in an urban setting pp. 278-284

David Levhari, Yitzhak Oron and David Pines

A note on problems in estimating exponential urban density models pp. 285-290

David L. Greene and Joern Barnbrock

Volume 5, issue 1, 1978

Nontechnological innovation in urban transit,: A comparison of some alternatives pp. 1-20

J. Hayden Boyd, Norman J. Asher and Elliot S. Wetzler

A generalized congestion function for highway travel pp. 21-34

Robert P. Inman

A bias in estimating urban population density functions pp. 35-45

Mark W. Frankena

An indirect test of efficient city sizes pp. 46-65

Anthony Yezer and Robert Goldfarb

Dynamics of urban residential growth pp. 66-87

Alex Anas

Open spaces, revenue sharing, and urban structure pp. 88-100

John H. Wile

The landlord's dilemma: Asking rent strategies in a heterogeneous housing market pp. 101-115

William J. Stull

Zoning and the exercise of monopoly power pp. 116-130

Bruce W. Hamilton

The welfare implications of spatial interdependence: An extension of Wheaton's "optimal distribution of income among cities" pp. 131-136

Richard Arnott, James MacKinnon and William C. Wheaton

A note on the value of crime control: Evidence from the property market pp. 137-145

Richard Thaler

Volume 4, issue 4, 1977

Urban disamenities and the measure of economic welfare pp. 379-388

Kevin C. Kelley

The effects of the property tax: A general equilibrium simulation pp. 389-407

Richard Arnott and James MacKinnon

Large lot zoning, property taxes, and metropolitan area pp. 408-427

William G. Moss

Dynamics of the housing market pp. 428-447

Oscar Fisch

The golden rule of urban transportation investment pp. 448-458

Takahiro Miyao

Empirical evidence on home improvements pp. 459-468

Robert Mendelsohn

Hedonic price and depreciation indexes for residential housing: A longitudinal approach pp. 469-482

Peter T. Chinloy

Cost-benefit analysis and the second best land use for transportation pp. 483-503

Yoshitsugu Kanemoto

Volume 4, issue 3, 1977

Selecting subsidy strategies for housing allowance programs pp. 221-247

Dennis Carlton and Joseph Ferreira

Government wage differentials pp. 248-271

Sharon P. Smith

On models of racial prejudice and urban residential structure pp. 272-291

Paul Courant and John Yinger

How good are two-point estimates of urban density gradients and central densities? pp. 292-309

Lawrence White

The revealed preferences of a local government: Black/white disparities in scholastic achievement pp. 310-323

Jozef M. Ritzen and Donald R. Winkler

The impact of collective bargaining for teachers on resource allocation in public school districts pp. 324-339

Jay G. Chambers

Highway congestion and congestion tolls pp. 340-359

Anthony Boardman and Lester Lave

The Federal Housing Administration (FHA), tenure choice, and residential land use pp. 360-378

Cecil MacRae and Raymond J. Struyk

Volume 4, issue 2, 1977

A potential hazard of housing allowances for public housing pp. 119-134

Michael Murray

The politics and economics of decentralization pp. 135-149

Bryan Ellickson

The political economy of a racist housing market pp. 150-169

Susan Rose-Ackerman

The effect of business taxation on the location of industry pp. 170-185

Ronald Grieson, William Hamovitch, Albert M. Levenson and Richard Morgenstern

Estimation and specification of the effects of parking costs on urban transport mode choice pp. 186-199

David W. Gillen

A bid rent approach to housing demand pp. 200-217

William C. Wheaton

A further note on density functions and average distance from the center pp. 218-219

Lawrence White

Volume 4, issue 1, 1977

Urban household behavior in a model of completely centralized employment pp. 1-14

Joseph S. De Salvo

The Rank-Size rule in the absence of growth pp. 15-29

Daniel Vining

On exploiting scale economies pp. 30-44

Jack Ochs and Edgar M. Hoover

The determinants of residential succession pp. 45-59

Jan Brueckner

On the possibility of positive rent gradients pp. 60-68

Harry W. Richardson

Causality and intraurban location pp. 69-79

Donald N. Steinnes

Urban crime and the price of heroin pp. 80-103

Lester P. Silverman and Nancy L. Spruill

On cumulative urban growth and urban density functions pp. 104-112

Michelle J. White

Reply to Michelle White's comment on "Cumulative Urban Growth and Urban Density Functions" pp. 113-117

David Harrison and John Kain