Add to ORKGPosted by Max Nathan, SERC and LSE Cities Like many cities, London is having a skyscraper phase at the moment. As The Shard rises over the capital, the Helter-Skelter, Cheesegrater and Walkie-Talkie are not far behind
Britain tightly restricts the supply of office space creating substantial economic rents, but its de...
This paper investigates the impact of vertical location and tenant sorting on commercial office rent...
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the need for new (tall) developments in our more successful citi...
In spite of the global recession, London and many other large cities are experiencing a major period...
Modern central business districts are characterized by high-rise office buildings, but their presenc...
I see that the Barclay's Capital Report suggesting that skyscrapers are linked with financial crashe...
Cities around the world are experiencing unprecedented vertical growth. Yet, the economics of skyscr...
Buildings taller than 200 meters have been built since 1909, and since then, over 1500 have been bui...
According to the Economist, London is (once again) the most expensive city in the world for renting ...
We document that skyscraper growth since the end of the 19 th century has been driven by a reduction...
We analyze the determinants of building heights in Chicago by combining a micro-geographic data set ...
Posted by Dr Gabriel Ahlfeldt, LSE and SERC We know that good architecture plays a big role in the a...
Few would dispute that we are in a tall building boom unprecedented in terms of its global scale, wi...
This paper compares and contrasts the determinants of the market for skyscrapers in Chicago and New ...
We exploit locally exogenous variation from the Blitz bombings to quantify the effect of redevelopme...
Britain tightly restricts the supply of office space creating substantial economic rents, but its de...
This paper investigates the impact of vertical location and tenant sorting on commercial office rent...
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the need for new (tall) developments in our more successful citi...
In spite of the global recession, London and many other large cities are experiencing a major period...
Modern central business districts are characterized by high-rise office buildings, but their presenc...
I see that the Barclay's Capital Report suggesting that skyscrapers are linked with financial crashe...
Cities around the world are experiencing unprecedented vertical growth. Yet, the economics of skyscr...
Buildings taller than 200 meters have been built since 1909, and since then, over 1500 have been bui...
According to the Economist, London is (once again) the most expensive city in the world for renting ...
We document that skyscraper growth since the end of the 19 th century has been driven by a reduction...
We analyze the determinants of building heights in Chicago by combining a micro-geographic data set ...
Posted by Dr Gabriel Ahlfeldt, LSE and SERC We know that good architecture plays a big role in the a...
Few would dispute that we are in a tall building boom unprecedented in terms of its global scale, wi...
This paper compares and contrasts the determinants of the market for skyscrapers in Chicago and New ...
We exploit locally exogenous variation from the Blitz bombings to quantify the effect of redevelopme...
Britain tightly restricts the supply of office space creating substantial economic rents, but its de...
This paper investigates the impact of vertical location and tenant sorting on commercial office rent...
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the need for new (tall) developments in our more successful citi...