Immigration and the Demand for Urban Housing
Immigration and the Demand for Urban Housing
Working Paper Number: CES-21-23
Abstract
The immigrant population has grown dramatically in the US in the last fifty years. This study estimates housing demand among immigrants and discusses how immigration may be altering the structure of US urban areas. Immigrants are found to consume less housing per capita than native born US residents.
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