Anupam Nanda
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4895404 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Anupam Nanda |
| NOMBRES | Anupam |
| APELLIDO | Nanda |
| FIRMA | NANDA A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Manchester |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3036-5890 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 32 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Do developer obligations stimulate or stifle housing supply? The case of community infrastructure Levy in England
National and local governments need to engage in a delicate balancing act so that the costs of new and/or improved local infrastructure tied to housing development does not stifle it. Addressing a notable gap in the literature, we focus on the impact of land-value capture tools on housing supply by analysing the piecemeal adoption of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) in England, 2009–2019. The endogenous relationship among housing supply, l…
Forced homeward
Housing is a basic need. The Covid-19 pandemic has made that even a much greater need, especially during the lockdown restrictions. Some residents could meet that increased need relatively readily and some could not. As the eye of the Covid-19 storm appears to wane, the devastation is beginning to emerge with stark indications that it would take a very long time to rise and rebuild. It is also likely that the lockdown experience has made signific…
Imagining a post-Covid-19 world of real estate
The Covid-19 pandemic has triggered abrupt and enduring changes in almost every aspects of our life, society and economy. Although the real estate sector is generally slow to adjust and evolve, this pandemic is causing swift, far-reaching consequences for the sector. Changes are likely to be widespread, encompassing all sub-sectors of the industry. While the situation is still fluid and full spectrum of the impact of it is yet to unfold, we put f…
Doing Well by Talking Good
Using the novel technique of topic modelling, this paper examines thematic patterns and their changes over time in a large corpus of corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports produced in the oil sector. Whereas previous research on corporate communications has been small-scale or interested in selected lexical aspects and thematic categories identified ex ante, our approach allows for thematic patterns to emerge from the data. The analysis re…
Shared Ownership and Affordable Housing
Planners in England routinely include shared ownership (SO) housing in the affordable housing element of new developments. Government policies in a number of European countries have also backed intermediate housing market mechanisms as a solution to housing affordability. The rhetoric of such mechanisms makes claims about its social progressiveness, its role in facilitating socio-economic mobility and helping people move from rented accommodation…
Does Infrastructure Investment Stimulate Building Supply? The Case of the English Regions
Ball M. and Nanda A. Does infrastructure investment stimulate building supply? The case of the English regions, Regional Studies. Policies to improve infrastructure to stimulate regional growth remain common. This paper investigates whether increases in infrastructure investment in the English regions lead to subsequent rises in new commercial and residential property, using time-series modelling. Both physical (roads and harbours) and social inf…
Which school attributes matter? The influence of school district performance and demographic composition on property values
Deserts and hotspots
The literature of bar and restaurant location patterns does not account sufficiently for temporal dynamics and the role of urban spatial. We address these gaps by developing a novel urban economic framework with a two-fold empirical approach: a) dynamic longitudinal Poisson models that incorporate socio-economics, demographics and accessibility to analyse temporal shifts in the concentration of bar and restaurants, or ‘hotspots’; and b) a longitu…
Does infrastructure spending lead to price effects in the property market? Evidence from major cities across India
A recent boost in spending on the public infrastructure across India raises the question: How does the property sector react to massive infrastructure construction? The answer has significant policy relevance. This paper uses panel data across seven major Indian cities, spanning seven years from 2008 to 2014, to ascertain the short- and long-run impacts of infrastructure attributes on property values and rents. The study finds that increases in t…
Which school attributes matter? The influence of school district performance and demographic composition on property values
Does Infrastructure Investment Stimulate Building Supply? The Case of the English Regions
Ball M. and Nanda A. Does infrastructure investment stimulate building supply? The case of the English regions, Regional Studies. Policies to improve infrastructure to stimulate regional growth remain common. This paper investigates whether increases in infrastructure investment in the English regions lead to subsequent rises in new commercial and residential property, using time-series modelling. Both physical (roads and harbours) and social inf…
Which school attributes matter? The influence of school district performance and demographic composition on property values
Does Infrastructure Investment Stimulate Building Supply? The Case of the English Regions
Ball M. and Nanda A. Does infrastructure investment stimulate building supply? The case of the English regions, Regional Studies. Policies to improve infrastructure to stimulate regional growth remain common. This paper investigates whether increases in infrastructure investment in the English regions lead to subsequent rises in new commercial and residential property, using time-series modelling. Both physical (roads and harbours) and social inf…
Shared Ownership and Affordable Housing
Planners in England routinely include shared ownership (SO) housing in the affordable housing element of new developments. Government policies in a number of European countries have also backed intermediate housing market mechanisms as a solution to housing affordability. The rhetoric of such mechanisms makes claims about its social progressiveness, its role in facilitating socio-economic mobility and helping people move from rented accommodation…
Doing Well by Talking Good
Using the novel technique of topic modelling, this paper examines thematic patterns and their changes over time in a large corpus of corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports produced in the oil sector. Whereas previous research on corporate communications has been small-scale or interested in selected lexical aspects and thematic categories identified ex ante, our approach allows for thematic patterns to emerge from the data. The analysis re…
Forced homeward
Housing is a basic need. The Covid-19 pandemic has made that even a much greater need, especially during the lockdown restrictions. Some residents could meet that increased need relatively readily and some could not. As the eye of the Covid-19 storm appears to wane, the devastation is beginning to emerge with stark indications that it would take a very long time to rise and rebuild. It is also likely that the lockdown experience has made signific…
Imagining a post-Covid-19 world of real estate
The Covid-19 pandemic has triggered abrupt and enduring changes in almost every aspects of our life, society and economy. Although the real estate sector is generally slow to adjust and evolve, this pandemic is causing swift, far-reaching consequences for the sector. Changes are likely to be widespread, encompassing all sub-sectors of the industry. While the situation is still fluid and full spectrum of the impact of it is yet to unfold, we put f…
Do developer obligations stimulate or stifle housing supply? The case of community infrastructure Levy in England
National and local governments need to engage in a delicate balancing act so that the costs of new and/or improved local infrastructure tied to housing development does not stifle it. Addressing a notable gap in the literature, we focus on the impact of land-value capture tools on housing supply by analysing the piecemeal adoption of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) in England, 2009–2019. The endogenous relationship among housing supply, l…
Deserts and hotspots
The literature of bar and restaurant location patterns does not account sufficiently for temporal dynamics and the role of urban spatial. We address these gaps by developing a novel urban economic framework with a two-fold empirical approach: a) dynamic longitudinal Poisson models that incorporate socio-economics, demographics and accessibility to analyse temporal shifts in the concentration of bar and restaurants, or ‘hotspots’; and b) a longitu…
Does infrastructure spending lead to price effects in the property market? Evidence from major cities across India
A recent boost in spending on the public infrastructure across India raises the question: How does the property sector react to massive infrastructure construction? The answer has significant policy relevance. This paper uses panel data across seven major Indian cities, spanning seven years from 2008 to 2014, to ascertain the short- and long-run impacts of infrastructure attributes on property values and rents. The study finds that increases in t…
Housing Market and Economics (7 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Finance (4 obras) · Finance (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (4 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Public economics (3 obras) · 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak (2 obras)