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Brownfields

Volume 12, number 3

Editors
Mark D. Shroder
Michelle P. Matuga

Symposium

Brownfields


Guest Editors: Edwin Stromberg

Guest Editor's Introduction

Voluntary Cleanup Programs and Redevelopment Potential: Lessons From Baltimore, Maryland
Dennis Guignet and Anna Alberini

The Private Market for Brownfield Properties
Marie Howland

Brownfields, Risk-Based Corrective Action, and Local Communities
Peter B. Meyer

Field Survey of HUD Site Contamination Policy
Eugene Goldfarb

Brownfields Uncertainty: A Proposal To Reform Superfund
David Slutzky and A.J. Frey

Refereed Papers

The Prospects for Guiding Housing Choice Voucher Households to High-Opportunity Neighborhoods
Kirk McClure

Measuring Neighborhood Quality With Survey Data: A Bayesian Approach
Brent D. Mast

Departments

Impact

The Impacts of More Rigorous FHA Underwriting Guidelines
Alastair McFarlane

 

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