Spatial Housing Demand Patterns is a geographic-economic construct that characterizes the uneven distribution and variation of housing demand across distinct territorial units, distinguished by its integration of locational attributes, market dynamics, and socio-spatial differentials in residential property markets.
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Christopher Bitter, Gordon F. Mulligan, Sandy Dall’erba · Journal of Geographical Systems · 2006 · 262 citations · Full text
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