One Hundred Years of Land Values in Chicago : The Relationship of the Growth of Chicago to the Rise of Its Land Values, 1830-1933

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ISBN: 9781587980169 | 1587980169
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Copyright: 9/1/2000

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Asource of invaluable data and analysis for students of urban land economics, One Hundred Years Of Land Values In Chicago was the first comprehensive study of land values in a large city over a long period of time. The author successfully wove in the social and economic history of Chicago as well.

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List of Illustrations	p. xxiii
List of Tables	p. xxvii
History of the Relation of the Growth of Chicago to the Rise in its Land Values, 1830-1933
The Canal Land Boom, 1830-42	p. 3
The Land Boom of the Railroad Era, 1843-62	p. 45
The Land Boom That Followed a Panic, a Civil War, and a Great Fire, 1803-77	p. 81
The Land Boom of the First Skyscrapers and the First World's Fair, 1878-98	p. 128
The Land Boom of a New Era That Followed a World War, 1898-1933	p. 196
Analysis of the Relation of the Growth of Chicago to the Rise of its Land Values
The Relation Between the Growth of Chicago and the Rise of Its Land Values	p. 279
The Chicago Real Estate Cycle	p. 368
Appendixes
The Chicago Land Market	p. 427
Methods Employed in Determining Chicago Land Values, 1830-1932	p. 460
Statistical Tables	p. 470
Bibliography
Bibliography	p. 497
Index
Index	p. 503
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One Hundred Years of Land Values in Chicago : The Relationship of the Growth of Chicago to the Rise of Its Land Values, 1830-1933

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