David E. Dowall
Books
- Cities and economic development
- Urban residential redevelopment in the People's Republic of China
- Land policy in the United States
- Making urban land markets work
- Designing private sector land and housing markets
- The land market assessment
- Less is more
- From central planning to market systems
- Bangkok
- Public real estate development
- Making land development work
- Back-offices and San Francisco's office development growth gap
- Office automation and the implication for office development
- Households, jobs and the built environment
- Richmond Hilltop Shopping Center
- Orindawoods
- Embarcadero Center
- Mandarin Grove
- Alta Bates Hospital
- Seal Beach coastal development
- Industrial development in the Portside district
- Boerum Hill Cooperatives
- Oakland Museum sale and leaseback
- The effects of tax and expenditure limitations on commercial development
- A new methodology for citizen participation in land use planning
- Case studies on property development
- Making room for the future
- Suburban Squeeze
- Assistance in urban planning and development for the city of Warsaw
- Back-offices and San Francisco's office development growth cap
- Brazil's urban land and housing markets
- California's Infrastructure Policy for the 21st Century
- Establishing a land market in Shanghai
- A framework for reforming urban land policies in developing countries
- How to deflate housing costs
- The impacts of technological change on residential construction
- The Karachi Development Authority
- Less is more
- Mapping the land use and energy policy terrain
- Population growth, land development, and housing in Mexico City
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