Abstract Williams (1991) builds a real-options model to investigate the timing and the scale decisions of property development. Williams asserts that tighter restrictions on density retard development. This article finds that there are some typos in Williams’s article such that his assertion does not hold in general. In particular, his assertion will not hold as long as the density restrictions are not set too low relative to the density level that would be chosen by landowners in the absence of any regulation
Dwelling prices are determined in the long run by the total costs of a development, where costs incl...
The findings and conclusions of this paper are not subject to detailed review and do not necessarily...
An important debate in the literature on exurban sprawl is whether low-density development results f...
Williams (1991) builds a real-options model to investigate the timing and the scale decisions of pro...
This article investigates how a policy-maker should choose a density ceiling and how the optimal pol...
Theoretical work suggests that land development is akin to exercising a real option to own a buildin...
Many communities on the urban fringe are implementing a range of policies to preserve farmland and o...
There is clear evidence that regulations constrain housing production. We know less, however, about ...
We model residential land use constraints as the outcome of a political economy game between owners ...
This article examines the importance of residential density planning in today\u27s society and the m...
We address the problem of preemptive land development to avoid future regulation. We demonstrate tha...
We model residential land use constraints as the outcome of a political economy game between owners ...
Effective governance of residential development and housing markets poses difficult challenges for l...
Many studies have examined the effects of land use regulations on land prices and urban spatial form...
We model residential land use constraints as the outcome of a political economy game between owners ...
Dwelling prices are determined in the long run by the total costs of a development, where costs incl...
The findings and conclusions of this paper are not subject to detailed review and do not necessarily...
An important debate in the literature on exurban sprawl is whether low-density development results f...
Williams (1991) builds a real-options model to investigate the timing and the scale decisions of pro...
This article investigates how a policy-maker should choose a density ceiling and how the optimal pol...
Theoretical work suggests that land development is akin to exercising a real option to own a buildin...
Many communities on the urban fringe are implementing a range of policies to preserve farmland and o...
There is clear evidence that regulations constrain housing production. We know less, however, about ...
We model residential land use constraints as the outcome of a political economy game between owners ...
This article examines the importance of residential density planning in today\u27s society and the m...
We address the problem of preemptive land development to avoid future regulation. We demonstrate tha...
We model residential land use constraints as the outcome of a political economy game between owners ...
Effective governance of residential development and housing markets poses difficult challenges for l...
Many studies have examined the effects of land use regulations on land prices and urban spatial form...
We model residential land use constraints as the outcome of a political economy game between owners ...
Dwelling prices are determined in the long run by the total costs of a development, where costs incl...
The findings and conclusions of this paper are not subject to detailed review and do not necessarily...
An important debate in the literature on exurban sprawl is whether low-density development results f...