University Campuses and Housing Markets: Evidence from Nanjing

University Campuses and Housing Markets: Evidence from Nanjing
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10.1080/00330124.2017.1325750
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2018-04
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The Professional Geographer
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通讯作者:
Ruijun Zhong;Wanxia Zhao;Yonghua Zou;R. Mason
Ruijun Zhong;Wanxia Zhao;Yonghua Zou;R. Mason
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Ruijun Zhong;Wanxia Zhao;Yonghua Zou;R. Mason

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