We hypothesise an inverse U-shaped relationship between land supply for public housing and commercial housing prices and suggest

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Sourced from the limitations section and abstract and inline gaps of the source papers, classified as general, drawn from work published between 1985 and 2026, spanning 3 journals. Those papers have been cited 8 times in total.

Supporting evidence — 3 representative gaps

• Is Green Space More Equitable in High-Income Areas? A Case Study of Hangzhou, China (2025) · Land · cited 6× · doi

  Resident income was difficult to obtain, so property prices were used as a proxy indicator for household income, - The study did not consider the quality of green space facilities and supporting parks, - The study did not provide a comprehensive picture of green resource supply, - Inequity may exist even when resources are abundant, or equity may be achieved despite a lack of resources

  generallimitations section
  Keywords: resident income was difficult obtain property prices were
• Land supply for public housing, commercial housing prices and migrants’ intention to stay (2026) · Housing Studies · doi

  We hypothesise an inverse U-shaped relationship between land supply for public housing and commercial housing prices and suggest that when the land supply for public housing is insufficient, the positive crowding-out effect will dominate, but when the land supply for public housing is sufficient, the negative substitution effect will dominate.

  generalabstractevidence 5/5
  Keywords: housing land supply public effect dominate hypothesise inverse shaped relationship commercial prices suggest insufficient positive
• A RESIDENTIAL ENERGY MARKET MODEL: AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS* (1985) · Journal of Regional Science · cited 2× · doi

  This lack of acceptance may be an important limitation to the future funding such models require for develop- ment and maintenance. New Housing Price The impact of land prices on the price of new housing could not be evaluated, since data for such a variable or variables could not be obtained. Yet it appears that, like other goods that are scarce, various people have to bear costs; and with higher levels of conservation cost burdens are also higher.

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  Keywords: housing price higher lack acceptance important limitation future funding models require develop ment maintenance impact

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