Towards a theory of the American rural residential land market

Earth & Environmental Sciences

• land market 87%
• urban sprawl 44%
• household 40%
• land 34%
• land value 32%
• commuting 30%
• city center 28%
• purchase 27%
• overcrowding 18%
• self sufficiency 16%
• externality 14%
• crime 14%
• residential development 14%
• jurisdiction 14%
• resource 13%
• lifestyle 13%
• cost 12%
• metropolitan area 12%
• urban development 11%
• attribute 9%
• pollution 8%
• demand 8%
• services 7%
• planning 7%
• city 6%
• effect 2%

Social Sciences

• Residential land 100%
• urban sprawl 64%
• land value 45%
• market 34%
• city center 33%
• purchase 28%
• employment service 19%
• self-sufficiency 18%
• costs 17%
• employment opportunity 16%
• urban development 15%
• agglomeration area 14%
• resources 13%
• jurisdiction 12%
• demand 10%
• offense 10%
• planning 9%
• literature 6%
• time 5%

Business & Economics

• Land Market 75%
• Urban Sprawl 22%
• Household 13%
• Land Values 12%
• City Center 12%
• Commuting 11%
• Overcrowding 7%
• Purchase 6%
• Central City 6%
• Resources 6%
• Self-sufficiency 6%
• Urban Development 5%
• Crime 5%
• Jurisdiction 5%
• Metropolitan Areas 5%
• Lifestyle 4%
• Pollution 4%
• Discount 4%
• Externalities 4%
• Inefficiency 4%
• Planning 4%
• Costs 3%