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    provided links between Piscataway and the outside world as farm life began to decline. However, Piscataway still remained largely rural (Meuly). By the twentieth century, suburban development began, as more former farmland was developed to create housing. Much of this was because family farms could

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    Background Housing Affordability in Australia has become the focus point for urban planners in recent years. In particular, South East Queensland (SEQ) has experienced significant pressure as the demand for property and affordable dwellings increases and population growth in the region continues. The issue has come to the forefront in discussions for local governments in the region and there is a real need to address the problem of housing affordability. The subject of affordability is complex

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    In 2000 the housing unit density for all of Mercer County was just over 74 houses per square mile. The city of Sharon has the highest housing density in the entire county with almost 1,997 unites per square mile. Considering this ratio there are more apartments and people renting rather than owning their own homes to save space. The Northern Tier Area has the lowest density with just 22 houses per square mile so there are no apartments just houses (Housing pg. 41-42). There are a total of 49,859

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    In looking at the City of Dallas Affordable Housing Programs, the focus of this report will be in the form of a two-part series. The first part will be a program evaluation that examines the quantitative numbers or measurable objectives, goals, & achievements as established by the City of Dallas Community Development & Housing Department over a five-year consolidated plan period; and the second part will be a program analysis that seeks to take this quantified data of the program evaluation and

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    (Property Wire, 2014) Change in residential property market The property researchers over the time have been releasing certain reports and surveys addressing the problems faced by the residential property owners and the gradual increase in the residential property prices. The recent reports released by property researchers shows a drastic change in figures and how rapidly the residential property is changing (Property Wire, 2012). Current residential market in the UK is under the dark cloud of hardships

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    With the occupancy rates of student housing continuously increasing in recent years, we are positive that the student housing market has a huge potential. But what exactly drives students to move off campus? The reason is they want a premium housing with technology built in which school’s dorm cannot provide. According to a survey conducted by Apartment Guide, students are willing to pay for a higher cost off-campus housing rather than stay in dorm, even if all other factors were equal. The left

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    The affordability problem is across all states and largely affects the working wage earners and below.(Housing Needs Assessment, 2015 booklet page 297) This is because throughout the nation there is a large differences between minimum wage, housing wage, and the affordable units available. As noted earlier in the essay, King County is experiencing a huge affordable housing Crisis. The 2015 Housing Needs Assessment indicated that there are only 28 affordable units for every 100 extremely cost burden

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    role did the setting of monetary policy play in housing market developments? Monetary policies play can or not play a major role in the housing developments. This all depends on the supporting evidences provided that aligns with the goals of the policy makers. In this scenario monetary policy was not the initial reason for the extraordinary strength in the housing markets. According this case study, a relationship between interest rates and housing activities is not adequate enough to explain the

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    The real estate market in 2008 is notorious for sparking one of the largest housing bubbles in history. In order to understand the housing market during the bubble you need to recognize the events that caused it. This was simply an economical failure from the hands of some of the most well-known financial institutions and the Government. Going back to 1997 to 2006, if you take a look at the Case-Shiller Home Price Index (the leading indicator for the US housing market residential prices), you will

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    FINAL PAPER: STUDY ON THE GERMAN HOUSING MARKET Chris Armadouni, Tobias Bloom, Alex Carrington, Lee Farber, Jay Longosz Executive Summary This paper explores the unique aspects of Germany’s housing market and the relationship between local housing prices versus those of neighboring countries. We explore the contribution to stagnant home prices from both local regulation and central bank policy. This section will illustrate that in the pre-crisis period German housing was relatively unaffected by the

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