Document Type
Article
Language
eng
Format of Original
18 p.
Publication Date
1995
Publisher
American Real Estate Society
Source Publication
Journal of Real Estate Research
Source ISSN
0896-5803
Abstract
We analyze the effect of changes in type of household formation (i.e., single person, single parent, married couple, etc.) on the demand for housing and segment income by household type to determine housing tenure. Using data disaggregated by household type, we forecast housing demand for the United States through the turn ofthe century. The results indicate that total housing demand for the decade will be 11.8 million units, of which 8.1 million will be owner-occupied and 3.7 million will be renter-occupied.
Recommended Citation
Eppli, Mark and Childs, Monty J., "A Descriptive Analysis of U.S. Housing Demand for the 1990s" (1995). Finance Faculty Research and Publications. 43.
https://epublications.marquette.edu/fin_fac/43
Comments
Published version. Journal of Real Estate Research, Vol. 10, No. 1 (1995): 69-86. Publisher Link. © 1995 American Real Estate Society. Used with permission.
Mark Eppli was affiliated with George Washington University at the time of publication.