Journal of housing and the built environment文章索引

期刊名：Journal of housing and the built environment

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ISSN：1566-4910

e-ISSN：1573-7772

IF/分区：2.1/Q2

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Housing market change in Amsterdam: Some trends [0.03%]

Cees Cortie; Bert Kruijt; Sako Musterd Cees Cortie; Bert Kruijt; Sako Musterd

Journal of housing and the built environment. 1989;4(3):217-233. DOI:10.1007/bf02503318 1989

Almere: A new town in development: problems and perspectives [0.03%]

A. K. Constandse A. K. Constandse

Journal of housing and the built environment. 1989;4(3):235-255. DOI:10.1007/bf02503319 1989

The spatial restructuring of the Amsterdam office-market [0.03%]

Henk J. Brouwer Henk J. Brouwer

Journal of housing and the built environment. 1989;4(3):257-274. DOI:10.1007/bf02503320 1989

A forecasting model to evaluate housing policy in The Netherlands [0.03%]

Jan Brouwer Jan Brouwer

Journal of housing and the built environment. 1989;4(3):275-288. DOI:10.1007/bf02503321 1989

Residential civilization in The Netherlands 1850–1969: The rules and regulations stipulated in leases [0.03%]

Léon Deben Léon Deben

Journal of housing and the built environment. 1989;4(3):289-302. DOI:10.1007/bf02503322 1989

Abstracts [0.03%]

Journal of housing and the built environment. 1989;4(3):303-305. DOI:10.1007/bf02503323 1989

Introduction [0.03%]

Journal of housing and the built environment. 1988;3(1):3-4. DOI:10.1007/bf02496425 1988

Continuity and change in Dutch planning theory [0.03%]

Barrie Needham Barrie Needham

Journal of housing and the built environment. 1988;3(1):5-22. DOI:10.1007/bf02496426 1988

Households in the reduction stage and housing needs: A dynamic macro-simulation for the Netherlands up to the year 2000 [0.03%]

Pieter Hooimeijer Pieter Hooimeijer

Journal of housing and the built environment. 1988;3(1):23-37. DOI:10.1007/bf02496427 1988

Britain's tower blocks: The demolition controversy [0.03%]

Marjorie Bulos; Stephen Walker Marjorie Bulos; Stephen Walker

Journal of housing and the built environment. 1988;3(1):39-59. DOI:10.1007/bf02496428 1988