Housing consumption and residential crowding in US housing markets
Housing consumption and residential crowding in US housing markets
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DOI：
10.1111/0735-2166.00039
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发表时间：
2000-01-01
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
Dieleman, FM
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作者：
Clark, WAV;Deurloo, MC;Dieleman, FM
随着家庭在生命周期中的进步，他们对备用住房产生了不同的需求。满足这些需求的能力显然取决于收入，但同时也受到家庭结构变化的影响。个人调整住房需求的能力的综合结果可以被视为衡量住房市场成功与否的标准。这篇文章从个人层面和总体结果两个方面考察了过去25年美国住房空间消耗的变化。这项研究使用收入动态面板研究的数据来探索住房消费与收入的关系，以及调整过程的总体成功。尽管人们对大城市住房市场的住房负担能力和收入两极分化感到担忧，但以拥挤和居室压力衡量，美国住房市场作为一个整体，继续提供了一系列增加消费的途径。与此同时，研究表明，在最近大量移民的市场上，住房消费面临更大的压力。
As families progress through the life cycle they generate different needs for housing spare. The ability to satisfy these needs is clearly dependent on income, but at the same time ii is affected by changes in household composition. The aggregate outcomes of the individual ability to adjust housing needs can be seen as a measure of the success of the housing market. This article examines changes in housing space consumption in the United States in the last two and a half decades at both the individual level and in aggregate outcomes. The research uses the data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics to explore the relationship of housing consumption to income, and the overall success of the adjustment process. Despite the concerns about housing affordability and income polarization in large metropolitan housing markets, the US housing market as a whole, as measured by crowding and roomstress, is continuing to provide a wide range of paths to increased consumption. At the same time the research shows that there is greater pressure on housing consumption in markets with substantial recent immigration.