The production of housing underwent significant change in Canada's metropolis during the nineteenth century. Montreal's building permit records of one building cycle (1866-1880) constitute the basic source of data. An architectural history of the essentially British origins of Montreal's duplex housing (superposed flats) leads to a new typology of multi-family housing which dominated construction by 1880. The spatial patterns of a dichotomous market, of single-family houses versus flats, are examined. The participation in housing development by French-Canadian and secondarily by British-Canadian builders, and the absence of the Irish, is highlighted. Building activity was extremely small scale although some large-scale and corporate develop...
Class, defined in the Marxist sense, and domestic property ownership (housing tenure), have constit...
Housing research in Canadian urban history has tended to focus on individual home ownership in urban...
Abstract. The Montreal Real Estate Market, 1731-1831. Research Methodology Based upon Notary Public ...
Space per person is a fundamental measure of equity in an urban society. From small samples of the M...
À Montréal, le paysage urbain composé de maisons en bande (la « terrace »), surgi pendant les années...
Montreal has long been perceived as “a city of tenants” in a North-American world of owners. This pe...
Recent scholarship has improved our understanding of the increase in home ownership in Canada from t...
Les historiens n’ont pas reconnu l’importance du logement dans le Canada moderne. Nous ne disposons ...
This thesis examines a typical Montreal housing type---the multiplex, a time-tested model to accommo...
Owner-occupation is important as a reflection and a determinant of economic opportunity. Little is k...
Owner-occupation is important as a reflection and a determinant of economic opportunity. Little is k...
<p>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</p>The focus of the resea...
Space per person is a fundamental measure of equity in an urban society. From small samples of the M...
Previous research has shown that the economic growth and urban population increases which occurred i...
Class, defined in the Marxist sense, and domestic property ownership (housing tenure), have constit...
Class, defined in the Marxist sense, and domestic property ownership (housing tenure), have constit...
Housing research in Canadian urban history has tended to focus on individual home ownership in urban...
Abstract. The Montreal Real Estate Market, 1731-1831. Research Methodology Based upon Notary Public ...
Space per person is a fundamental measure of equity in an urban society. From small samples of the M...
À Montréal, le paysage urbain composé de maisons en bande (la « terrace »), surgi pendant les années...
Montreal has long been perceived as “a city of tenants” in a North-American world of owners. This pe...
Recent scholarship has improved our understanding of the increase in home ownership in Canada from t...
Les historiens n’ont pas reconnu l’importance du logement dans le Canada moderne. Nous ne disposons ...
This thesis examines a typical Montreal housing type---the multiplex, a time-tested model to accommo...
Owner-occupation is important as a reflection and a determinant of economic opportunity. Little is k...
Owner-occupation is important as a reflection and a determinant of economic opportunity. Little is k...
<p>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</p>The focus of the resea...
Space per person is a fundamental measure of equity in an urban society. From small samples of the M...
Previous research has shown that the economic growth and urban population increases which occurred i...
Class, defined in the Marxist sense, and domestic property ownership (housing tenure), have constit...
Class, defined in the Marxist sense, and domestic property ownership (housing tenure), have constit...
Housing research in Canadian urban history has tended to focus on individual home ownership in urban...
Abstract. The Montreal Real Estate Market, 1731-1831. Research Methodology Based upon Notary Public ...