The purchase of a residential home carries the risk of adjacent properties being rezoned in a manner creating negative externalities reducing the value of nearby residential homes. In most municipalities, appeals against rezoning are a costly and time consuming activity both for appellants and the public administrative bureaucracy. In this paper we establish the framework to analyze the creation of a residential insurance arrangement that has the potential to reduce the costs associated with appeals to restrict rezoning
Single family zoning is often defended by homeowners as necessary to preserve neighbourhood amenitie...
Chapter 1 examines how land use regulation affects residential segregation by income. Residential se...
Abstract. The public sector constrains the size and shape of lots and buildings via zoning ordinance...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the parcel-level impacts of the zoning change. Des...
One can now convincingly demonstrate that less government would result in more house at less cost. M...
Two vexing puzzles plague American land use regulators. The first puzzle is how to protect property ...
An important debate in the literature on exurban sprawl is whether low-density development results f...
In cities around the country, huge swaths of property in desirable locations house only empty wareho...
We model residential land use constraints as the outcome of a political economy game between owners ...
Commentators have long decried the pernicious effects that overly restrictive land use regulations, ...
For generations, Americans have tapped their life savings and assumed huge amounts of debt in order ...
With increasing frequency commentators have been urging greater reliance on the market mechanism to ...
This paper studies the concept of residential land re-subdivision, and the role of regulations, inst...
Local governments typically insure themselves against all kinds of losses, from property damage to l...
Urban areas such as the City of Vancouver offer employment opportunities and living amenities that a...
Single family zoning is often defended by homeowners as necessary to preserve neighbourhood amenitie...
Chapter 1 examines how land use regulation affects residential segregation by income. Residential se...
Abstract. The public sector constrains the size and shape of lots and buildings via zoning ordinance...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the parcel-level impacts of the zoning change. Des...
One can now convincingly demonstrate that less government would result in more house at less cost. M...
Two vexing puzzles plague American land use regulators. The first puzzle is how to protect property ...
An important debate in the literature on exurban sprawl is whether low-density development results f...
In cities around the country, huge swaths of property in desirable locations house only empty wareho...
We model residential land use constraints as the outcome of a political economy game between owners ...
Commentators have long decried the pernicious effects that overly restrictive land use regulations, ...
For generations, Americans have tapped their life savings and assumed huge amounts of debt in order ...
With increasing frequency commentators have been urging greater reliance on the market mechanism to ...
This paper studies the concept of residential land re-subdivision, and the role of regulations, inst...
Local governments typically insure themselves against all kinds of losses, from property damage to l...
Urban areas such as the City of Vancouver offer employment opportunities and living amenities that a...
Single family zoning is often defended by homeowners as necessary to preserve neighbourhood amenitie...
Chapter 1 examines how land use regulation affects residential segregation by income. Residential se...
Abstract. The public sector constrains the size and shape of lots and buildings via zoning ordinance...