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Corporate Real Estate, Chapter 9 in H. Kent Baker and Peter Chinloy, eds., Private Real Estate Markets and Investments, New York: Oxford University Press, (2014)     

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The Biggest Problem Facing Real Estate Today, Wharton Real Estate Review, Issue 16.1, Spring 2012

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Capital Is Back: The Search For Yield Returns, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume XV, Number II, Fall 2011

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Shrinking Cities Revisited, Wharton Real Estate Review. Volume XV, Number II, Witold Rybczynski, Spring 2011

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From Young Turk to Dead Wood, Wharton Real Estate Review, Spring 2011

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Responsibility for and Performance of Corporate Real Estate Functions. Journal of Corporate Real Estate,   co-authored with Hartmann, S., Pfnur, A., Moy, D., Siperstein, B. Volume 12 (1); 7-25 2010 

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The Great Panic, Wharton Real Estate Review, Spring 2010 

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The Subprime Mortgage Crisis: A View of Ground Zero of the �Great Capital Strike� Wharton Real Estate Review,  co-authored with Man Cho.  Fall 2009 

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Unraveling Housing Price Inflation. Wharton Real Estate Review,  co-authored with Manhong Feng.  Fall 2009 

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Is This The Worst Ever Yet? Wharton Real Estate Review,   Spring 2009 

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Realizing the Value of Corporate Real Estate Management, Wharton Real Estate Review,   co-authored with Hartmann, S., Pfn�r, A., Siperstein, B.  Spring 2009 

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Is this the Worst Ever? Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume XII, Number II   co-authored with John Williams.  Fall 2008 

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Handbook Real Estate Capital Markets: an international perspective on functionality, subprime crisis and future developments. The connection between capital and physical markets: drivers of real estate, chapter 2, pp 49-57.  Co-authored with Anderson, S., Barclay, J.A., Bentzien, D-K.V., Br�misch, D-K. F., Butz, P., Damaske, M.et al, Nico Rottke (ed)   2008 

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How We Got To The Credit Crisis, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume XII, Number I    Spring 2008 

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How Should Commercial Real Estate Be Priced? Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume XII, Number I  co-authored with David Rubenstein,  Spring 2008 

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Evaluating the Decision to Own Corporate Real Estate, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume XII, Number I  co-authored with Frank Pfirsching,  Spring 2008 

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Some Observations on Real Estate Entrepreneurship, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume XI, Number II   Fall 2007 

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The Capital Markets Disarray, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume XI, Number II   Fall 2007 

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Regional Growth Variability, Wharton Real Estate Review, co-authored with Deborah Chan Moy, Volume XI, Number 1   Spring 2007 

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The Equitization of Real Estate, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume X, Number 2   Fall 2006 

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Forecasting 2020 U.S. County and MSA Populations, Wharton Real Estate Review, co-authored with Albert Saiz , Volume X, Number 2   Fall 2006 

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Shrinking Cities Revisited, Wharton Real Estate Review,  co-authored with Witold Rybczynski.  Fall 2006 

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What Should Stabilized Multifamily Cap Rates Be? Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume IX, Number 1   Spring 2005 

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Revisiting Return Profiles of Real Estate Investment Vehicles, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume IX, Number 2,   co-authored with Deborah Chan Moy,  Fall 2005 

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Real Estate and Economies: The Case of REITs, Real Estate Economics, Volume 33, Number 2,  co-authored with Brent Ambrose and Michael Highfield   2005 

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The Return Volatility of Publicly and Privately owned Real Estate, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume VIII, Number 2   Fall 2004 

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A Disconnect in Real Estate Pricing? Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume VIII, Number 1    Spring 2004 

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Understanding The Return Profiles of Real Estate Investment Vehicles, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume VII, Number 2   co-authored with Deborah Chan Moy,  Fall 2003 

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The Evolution of Retailing in the U.S., Wharton Real Estate Review, Peter Linneman and Deborah Chan Moy, Volume VII, Number 1   Spring 2003 

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The Forces Changing Real Estate Forever: Five Years Later, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume VI   Fall 2002 

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Real Estate Private Equity Funds: Past, Present and Future, Wharton Real Estate Review,  co-authored with Stan Ross,  Spring 2002 

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Should Commercial Real Estate Be Included in the S&P 500?, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume V #2,   Fall 2001 

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International Real Estate Investing, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume V #1,   Spring 2001 

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The Value of Corporate Real Estate, Wharton Real Estate Review, co-authored with Peter JMM Krumm, Volume IV, #2   Spring 2001 

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Organization and REIT Operating Characteristics, Journal of Real Estate Research, co-authored with Brent Ambrose, Vol. 21, No. 3  2001 

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Economies of Scale, Wharton Real Estate Review, co-authored with Brent M. Ambrose and Michael J. Highfield, Volume IV, # 2,  Fall 2000 

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Residential-Mortgage Lending Discrimination and Lender-Risk �Compensating Policies, Real Estate Economic,  co-authored with Henry Buist and Isaac Megbolugbe, Volume 27 (4):695-717,   1999 

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Analyzing the Relationships Among Race, Wealth, and Home Ownership in America, Journal of Housing Economics,  co-authored with Joseph Gyourko and Susan Wachter, 8: 63-89   1999 

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The Maturing of REITs, Wharton Real Estate Review, co-authored with Brent Ambrose Volume III, #2,   Fall 1999 

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Corporate Real Estate Strategies, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume III, #2,   Spring 1999 

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The Linkage Between Public And Private Pricing, Wharton Real Estate Review, co-authored with Brent Ambrose Volume III, #2,  Spring 1999 

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What We Need To Know About Casino Development, Wharton Real Estate Review, co-authored with Lisa Megargle George and Brent W. Ambrose, Volume II, #1,   Spring 1998 

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The Coming Disposal of Corporate Real Estate, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume II, #2   Fall 1998 

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Do Borrowing Constraints Change U.S. Homeownership Rates?, Journal of Housing Economics, (6 December)  co-authored with Isaac Megbolugbe, Susan Wachter, and Man Cho.   1997 

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Evaluating Commercial Real Estate Market Balance: The Wharton Real Estate Index, Wharton Real Estate Review, co-authored with Brent Ambrose and Susan Wachter, Volume 1, #2   Fall 1997 

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Shrinking Cities, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume 1, #2,   co-authored with Witold Rybczynski,  Fall 1997 

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Will We Need More Office Space, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume 1, #2,    Fall 1997 

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Forces Changing the Real Estate Industry Forever, Wharton Real Estate Review, Volume 1, #1, pp. 1-12   Spring 1997 

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The Changing Influences of Education, Income, Family Structure, and Race on Homeownership by Age Over Time, Journal of Housing Research, Volume 8, #1, pp. 1-26,   co-authored with Joseph Gyourko,   1997 

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Analysis of the Changing Influences on Traditional Households� Ownership Patterns, Journal of Urban Economics, 39: 318-341,   co-authored with Joseph Gyourko,  Spring 1996 

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In Studies On Privatizing Fannie Mac and Freddie Mac,   co-authored with Susan Wachter, James Follain, Roberto Quercia, and George McCarthy, p.382. US Department of Housing and Urban Development.   1996 

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Understanding Neighborhood Dynamics: A Review of the Contributions of William Grisby, Urban Studies, Volume 33, #10,   co-authored with Isaac Megbolugbe and Marja Hoek-Smit  Winter 1996 

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Analysis of the Changing Influences on Traditional Households Ownership Patterns, Journal of Urban Economics, Volume 39, #3, pp. 318-341,   co-authored with Joseph Gyourko,   1996 

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Privatization and Housing Policy (with Peter Linneman). Urban Studies 31(4/5): 635-651     1994 

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Dynamics of the Greenbelt Amenity Effect on the Land Market: The Case of Seoul's Greenbelt, Journal of Real Estate Economics,   co-authored with Change Moo Lee, Volume 26, #1, pp. 107-130,  Spring 1993 

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Comparing Apartment and Office Investments, Real Estate Review,   co-authored with Joseph Gyourko, Volume 23, #2, pp. 17-24, Summer 1993 

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Affordability of the American Dream: An Examination of the Last 30 Years, Journal of Housing Research,   co-authored with Joseph Gyourko, Volume 4, #1, pp. 39-72,   1993 

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Interjurisdictional Spillover Effects of Land Use Regulations, in Journal of Housing Research,  co-authored with Man Cho, Volume 4, #1, pp. 131-163,   1993 

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Homeownership, Urban Studies, co-authored with Isaac Megbolugbe, Volume 30, pp. 659-682,    1993 

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Analyzing Risk and Returns of Investment In Apartment Complexes, Real Estate Review,  co-authored with Joseph Gyourko,   1992 

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Housing Affordability: Myth or Reality, Urban Studies,  co-authored with Isaac Megbolugbe, Vol. 29, pp. 369-392,  Spring 1992

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Housing Price Functions and Ownership Capitalization Rates, Journal of Urban Economics,  co-authored with Richard Voith, Vol. 30, pp. 100-111   1991 

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Forecasting Housing Investment in Developing Countries: A Comparative Study, Growth and Charge,  co-authored with Chin-Oh Chang, Vol. 21, #1, pp. 59-72,  Winter 1990 

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The Measurement of Governmental Pay Premiums, Journal of Labor and Industrial Relations,  co-authored with Michael Wachter, Vol. 29, #1, pp. 58-76,  Winter 1990 

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Analyzing the Risk of Income-Producing Real Estate: A New Perspective, Urban Studies,  co-authored with Joseph Gyourko, Vol. 27, #4, pp. 497-508, .  Summer 1990 

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Measurement Problems in Quantifying the Distributional Effects of Subsidy Programs, Journal of Urban Economics,   co-authored with Joseph Gyourko, Vol. 28, #1, pp. 19-33,  Summer 1990 

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Rent Controls and Rental Housing Quality: A Note on the Effects of New York City's Old Controls, Journal of Urban Economics,  co-authored with Joseph Gyourko, Vol. 27, #3, pp. 398-409,  Spring 1990 

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Evaluating the Evidence on Union Employment and Wages, Journal of Industrial and Labor Relations,  co-authored with Michael Wachter and William Carter, Vol. 44, #1, pp. 34-53,   1990 

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The Impacts of Borrowing Constraints on Homeownership, The Journal of the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association,  co-authored with Susan Wachter, Vol. 17, #4, pp. 389-402.  Fall 1989 

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Understanding Target Management's Role When Facing and Unsolicited Takeover Attempt, The Ethics of Organizational Transformation: Mergers, Takeovers and Corporate Restructuring, Quorum Books (Division of Greenwood Press), edited by W. Michael Hoffman, Robert Frederick and Edward Petry,  co-authored with Elizabeth Callison, pp. 147-156,   1989 

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An Empirical Analysis of the Equity and Efficiency of Rent Controls, Journal of Urban Economics,  co-authored with Joseph Gyourko, Vol. 26, #1, pp. 54-74,  Summer 1989 

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Real Estate as an Inflation Hedge: A Re-Examination and Update, Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics,   co-authored with Joseph Gyourko, Vol. 1, #4, pp. 347-372,   1988 

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An Empirical Evaluation of the Distributional Effects of Rent Controls: The Case of New York City, Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 22, #1, pp. 14-37,    Winter 1987 

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A New Look at the Homeownership Decision, Housing Finance Review, Vol. 5, #3, pp. 159-188,   Winter 1986 

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An Empirical Test of the Efficiency of the Housing Market, Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 20, #2, pp. 140-154,   Fall 1986 

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Rising Union Premiums and Declining Boundaries Among Noncompeting Groups,  co-authored with Michael Wachter, American Economic Review, Vol. 76, #2, pp. 103-108,  (May 1986).  

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An Empirical Analysis of the Determinants of Intrajurisdictional Property Tax Inequities,  co-authored with Dong Hoon Chun, Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 18, #1, pp. 90-102,  (July 1985).  

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An Economic Analysis of the Homeownership Decision, Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 17, #2, pp. 230-246,   (March 1985).  

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Would Mortgage Borrowers Benefit From the Provision of APR Schedules,   co-authored with Richard Voith, Housing Finance Review, Vol. 4, #1, pp. 569-576,  (January 1985).  

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Residence and Job Change: A Multinomial Logit Approach, Journal of Urban Economics,   co-authored with Philip E. Graves, Vol. 14, #3, pp. 263-279,  (November 1983).  

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The Economic Impacts of Minimum Wage Laws: A New Look At An Old Question, Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 90, #3, pp. 443-469,   (June 1982).  

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The Demand For Residence Site Characteristics, Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 9, #2, pp. 129-148,   (March 1981).  

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A Case Study of the Impacts of Consumer Safety Standards: The 1973 Mattress Flammability Standard, Journal of Law and Economics, Vol. 23, #2, pp. 461-479,   (October 1980).  

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An Empirical Methodology for Analyzing the Properties of Public Goods, Economic Inquiry, Vol. 18, #4, pp. 600-616,   (October 1980).  

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Some Evidence on the Functional Form of the Hedonic Price Function for the Urban Housing Market, Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 8, #1, pp. 47-68,    (July 1980).  

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Household Migration: Theoretical and Empirical Results, Journal of Urban Economics,  co-authored with Philip E. Graves, Vol. 6, #3, pp. 383-404,  (July 1979).  

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The Capitalization of Local Taxes: A Note on Specification, Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 86, 33, pp. 535-538,   (June 1978).

 

  

An Economic Examination of the English Parliamentary Enclosure Movement, Explorations In Economic History, Ser. 2, Vol. 15, #2, pp. 221-228,   (April 1978).  

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Hedonic Price Functions and Models of Residential Location, in Amenities and the Residence Site Choice, edited by G.S. Tolley and D.B. Diamond, Academic Press, pp. 69-88.     

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Employment and Residence Location Change, Chapter 2 of Housing and Migration, edited by R. Krumm, Prentice-Hall,  co-authored with Philip E. Graves.    

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