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Dream Homes Move South as Costs Push Affordability Down
A MIT Harvard team projects the typical U S home to reach about 78000 by 1981, with new houses concentrating in the South and Sunbelt as population shifts and rising costs outpace incomes. Migration to smaller cities grows while large metros lose residents, stressing roads and utilities.
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Joint
Center For Urban Affairs
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard University
U.S. Department of Housing and Development
Arthur P. Solomon
Center
Solomon
America
Bernard J. Frieden
Frieden
The
Urban Studies
MIT
Ile
Sunbelt
Dixie
David Birch
Phoenix
Tucson
Dallas
Houston
San Diego
Florida
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Tampa
Orlando
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisco
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