The editors of Urban Studies Review have cially as a means of wealth accumulation) charged
the authors with providing a syn-and privatisation. This paper focuses prithesis of major …

… and Modigliani, F. (1975) Inflation and the housing market: problems and solutions, in: F.
Modigliani and D. Lessard (Eds) New Mortgage Designs for Stable Housing in an …

There are persistent differences in homeownership rates across racial and ethnic groups.
Homeownership rates for whites are over 20 percentage points higher than for blacks or …

A pricing model is developed for a reverse mortgage contract where the borrower receives
payments either as a lump sum or in an annuity while the loan balance accumulates as a …

This study confirms the findings of the 1992 Boston Federal Reserve Bank report that revealed
statistical evidence of mortgage discrimination in the Boston metropolitan area. Boston …

This paper summarises William G. Grigsby's contribution to our understanding of neighbourhood
change. We discuss seven contributions among Grigsby's most-lasting. First, he staked …

The recent literature advances a hypothesis that addresses the possibility of mortgage
redlining caused by a dynamic information externality in property appraisals and mortgage …

This paper demonstrates the usefulness of the hedonic index approach to the study of
housing markets in developing countries. The study broadens the geographical scope of the …

This study has two main objectives. First, we estimate various alternative specifications of
the tenure choice model with borrowing constraint variables, originally put forth by Linneman …

Reverse mortgages are usually seen as a vehicle for increasing the income of poor, elderly
households. This perspective, coupled with the relatively slow growth of reverse mortgage …