Leo Grebler
Biographic Data
| ID | 189238 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Leo Grebler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Leo |
| FAMILY NAME | Grebler |
| SIGNATURE | GREBLER L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1938 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Future of Housing Markets: A New Appraisal
1 Introduction.- 2 The Changing Demographic Base of Housing Demand.- Decline of the Young Adult Generation.- Slowing Growth of Households.- The Future Shift to Middle-Aged Household Heads.- Changing Composition of Households.- Appendix A: Technical Detail on the Census Population Projections.- Appendix B: Detailed Data on Adult Population and Households.- Notes.- References.- 3 Socioeconomic Trends Affecting Household Formation.- A Rationale for …
Long‐term prospects for US housing markets: Fewer units, greater investment
Demographic factors that stimulated robust housing markets in past decades will weaken the future demand for new residential construction. The baby boom generation will reach middle‐age, well past the age of entry into the market. Changing social factors, such as marriage and divorce rates and women's labour force participation, will also have an effect on future housing demand. Four major trends, analysed in the paper, will increase demand for q…
Inflation: A Blessing or a Curse
Inflation has generated large wealth shifts among the various population groups involved in housing. The most significant shift is a gain of mortgage borrowers at the expense of lenders and savers. Homeowners, however, have not profited as uniformly as is widely believed, and landlords have generally suffered a sharp decline of net operating income. The severe cycles in residential building since the early 1970s reveal the destabilizing impact of…
Shelter: Need and Response--Housing, Land and Settlement Policies in Seventeen Third World Nations . Jorge E. Hardoy , David Satterthwaite
Resource Allocation to Housing Investment: Reply
The Housing of Nations
The Housing of Nations: Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework
The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework
Journal Article The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework Get access The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework. By LELAND S. BURNS and LEO GREBLER. (London: Macmillan Press, 1977. Pp. xv+ 255. £10.00.) Richard Harrington Richard Harrington University of Manchester Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 87, Issue 348, 1 December…
Resource Allocation to Housing Investment: A Comparative International Study
Mexican-Americans in the United States: A Reader
The Mexican-American People: The Nation's Second Largest Minority
Education and Income of the Mexican-Americans of the Southwest
The Naturalization of Mexican Immigrants in the United States
L'auteur évalue et analyse le taux de naturalisation des immigrés légaux, en provenance du Mexique, en comparaison avec tous les immigrés aux Etats-Unis; et il interprète les conclusions comme indicateurs de la relation entre la minorité Mexico-Américaine et la société dominante. Faisant grand usage des données statistiques à disposition, il montre le taux extrêmement bas de naturalisation parmi les immigrés mexicains dans la période 1959-1965. L…
Once More: Capital Formation in Residential Real Estate
Capital Formation in Residential Real Estate: Rejoinder
Capital Formation in Residential Real Estate
Capital Formation in Residential Real Estate: Trends and Prospects
Continuity in the Rebuilding of Bombed Cities in Western Europe
In the rebuilt cities in western Europe the whole pattern of urban reconstruction shows strong evidence of continuity and persistence. No case of abandonment is on record. The economic bases and growth patterns of cities have not changed significantly. With few exceptions, cities and towns have been rebuilt on the same site, and the new city centers occupy the same area as before the war. There are few massive land-use changes. No effort has been…
Housebuilding in Transition . Sherman J. Maisel
Housing Market Behavior in a Declining Area: Long-Term Changes in Inventory and Utilization of Housing on New York's Lower East Side
Production of New Housing
Housing Policy and the Building Cycle
Self-Sufficiency and Imperialism
The Naturalization of Mexican Immigrants in the United States
L'auteur évalue et analyse le taux de naturalisation des immigrés légaux, en provenance du Mexique, en comparaison avec tous les immigrés aux Etats-Unis; et il interprète les conclusions comme indicateurs de la relation entre la minorité Mexico-Américaine et la société dominante. Faisant grand usage des données statistiques à disposition, il montre le taux extrêmement bas de naturalisation parmi les immigrés mexicains dans la période 1959-1965. L…
Resource Allocation to Housing Investment: A Comparative International Study
The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework
Journal Article The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework Get access The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework. By LELAND S. BURNS and LEO GREBLER. (London: Macmillan Press, 1977. Pp. xv+ 255. £10.00.) Richard Harrington Richard Harrington University of Manchester Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 87, Issue 348, 1 December…
Production of New Housing
Long‐term prospects for US housing markets: Fewer units, greater investment
Demographic factors that stimulated robust housing markets in past decades will weaken the future demand for new residential construction. The baby boom generation will reach middle‐age, well past the age of entry into the market. Changing social factors, such as marriage and divorce rates and women's labour force participation, will also have an effect on future housing demand. Four major trends, analysed in the paper, will increase demand for q…
Once More: Capital Formation in Residential Real Estate
Continuity in the Rebuilding of Bombed Cities in Western Europe
In the rebuilt cities in western Europe the whole pattern of urban reconstruction shows strong evidence of continuity and persistence. No case of abandonment is on record. The economic bases and growth patterns of cities have not changed significantly. With few exceptions, cities and towns have been rebuilt on the same site, and the new city centers occupy the same area as before the war. There are few massive land-use changes. No effort has been…
Self-Sufficiency and Imperialism
Housing Policy and the Building Cycle
Production of New Housing
Housing Market Behavior in a Declining Area: Long-Term Changes in Inventory and Utilization of Housing on New York's Lower East Side
Housebuilding in Transition . Sherman J. Maisel
Continuity in the Rebuilding of Bombed Cities in Western Europe
In the rebuilt cities in western Europe the whole pattern of urban reconstruction shows strong evidence of continuity and persistence. No case of abandonment is on record. The economic bases and growth patterns of cities have not changed significantly. With few exceptions, cities and towns have been rebuilt on the same site, and the new city centers occupy the same area as before the war. There are few massive land-use changes. No effort has been…
Capital Formation in Residential Real Estate
Capital Formation in Residential Real Estate: Trends and Prospects
Once More: Capital Formation in Residential Real Estate
Capital Formation in Residential Real Estate: Rejoinder
The Naturalization of Mexican Immigrants in the United States
L'auteur évalue et analyse le taux de naturalisation des immigrés légaux, en provenance du Mexique, en comparaison avec tous les immigrés aux Etats-Unis; et il interprète les conclusions comme indicateurs de la relation entre la minorité Mexico-Américaine et la société dominante. Faisant grand usage des données statistiques à disposition, il montre le taux extrêmement bas de naturalisation parmi les immigrés mexicains dans la période 1959-1965. L…
Education and Income of the Mexican-Americans of the Southwest
The Mexican-American People: The Nation's Second Largest Minority
Mexican-Americans in the United States: A Reader
Resource Allocation to Housing Investment: A Comparative International Study
The Housing of Nations: Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework
The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework
Journal Article The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework Get access The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework. By LELAND S. BURNS and LEO GREBLER. (London: Macmillan Press, 1977. Pp. xv+ 255. £10.00.) Richard Harrington Richard Harrington University of Manchester Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 87, Issue 348, 1 December…
The Housing of Nations
Resource Allocation to Housing Investment: Reply
Inflation: A Blessing or a Curse
Inflation has generated large wealth shifts among the various population groups involved in housing. The most significant shift is a gain of mortgage borrowers at the expense of lenders and savers. Homeowners, however, have not profited as uniformly as is widely believed, and landlords have generally suffered a sharp decline of net operating income. The severe cycles in residential building since the early 1970s reveal the destabilizing impact of…
Shelter: Need and Response--Housing, Land and Settlement Policies in Seventeen Third World Nations . Jorge E. Hardoy , David Satterthwaite
Long‐term prospects for US housing markets: Fewer units, greater investment
Demographic factors that stimulated robust housing markets in past decades will weaken the future demand for new residential construction. The baby boom generation will reach middle‐age, well past the age of entry into the market. Changing social factors, such as marriage and divorce rates and women's labour force participation, will also have an effect on future housing demand. Four major trends, analysed in the paper, will increase demand for q…
The Future of Housing Markets: A New Appraisal
1 Introduction.- 2 The Changing Demographic Base of Housing Demand.- Decline of the Young Adult Generation.- Slowing Growth of Households.- The Future Shift to Middle-Aged Household Heads.- Changing Composition of Households.- Appendix A: Technical Detail on the Census Population Projections.- Appendix B: Detailed Data on Adult Population and Households.- Notes.- References.- 3 Socioeconomic Trends Affecting Household Formation.- A Rationale for …
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