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filtering: a standalone construct

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filtering1 CONSTRUCTFilteringSWEENEY · HOUSING ECONOMICS

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Housing economics

housing that passes down to lower-income households as it ages.

In housing economics, filtering refers to housing that passes down to lower-income households as it ages. This meaning comes from Sweeney (1974) in Journal of Urban Economics. Here filtering is this specific meaning.[1]

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  1. Sweeney, J. L. (1974). A commodity hierarchy model of the rental housing market. Journal of Urban Economics, 1(3), 288-323. https://doi.org/10.1016/0094-1190(74)90010-2

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