… It is apparent that our model of the housing market behaves in a way that was not envisaged
by the advocates of filtering as a means of implementing housing policy. The price decline
necessary to bring a dwelling unit within reach of an income group lower than that of the …

… The explicit goal of these models was to provide an improved foundation for housing policy
… housing policy. As the US further scales back its already minimal federal attempts to build
subsidised housing, western Europe is evidencing a more circumscribed role for social housing…

… l48) observed, “Filtering is probably the most confused concept in housing economics–the …
recognizing that filtering is at the nexus of separate life-cycle trajectories of housing units and
… It gathers together for the first time the various discussions of filtering in an extensive presen…

… of housing demand, I also show that filtering rates are amplified at a nonlinear rate as the
income elasticity of demand for housing falls … While I show that depreciation can account for
much of the observed filtering in the owneroccupied sector, this is not true for rental housing. …

… relating observed patterns of gentrification and filtering to cycles of accumulation and to
neoliberalization of housing policies. First, we outline the neoliberalization of Swedish housing
policies. We then present an empirical analysis of gentrification and filtering in the three cities, …

… This paper describes the cycle of housing movement in metropolitan areas, the role that
public policy has played in supporting this cycle, and the ways in which policy alternatives
can help improve metropolitan growth dynamics and strengthen urban core communities. …

… a housing market closed to migration, in contrast to Sweeney, 1974a, and derives different
results. The long-run filtering model of Braid, 1984 derives results for a wider variety of housing
policies … We have noted previously (in Section 5.1) that the rate of housing filtering from the …

… Looking at housing policy in terms of the careers of vacancies in the system offers a new
perspective for deciding on … the filtering process enables four families to move for every new
unit built. The filtering process can be modeled using probabilities for the movement of housing …

… housing market with an explicit representation of the filtering process is that of James Sweeney
[9, lo]. Sweeney builds a model incorporating many of the features of the housing … This
section of the paper presents a formal model of a housing market in which filtering occurs. The …

… We also look at differences in filtering across housing supply elasticities that incorporates
regulatory and available land constraints using … of housing supply elasticity derived by Saiz
(2010). In our sample, MSAs with elastic housing supply have faster downward filtering than the …