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Papers by Jide Iwarere
Journal of Real Estate Research, 1991
Journal of Real Estate Research, 2003
Sustainable Multi-Sectoral Real Estate Development in Emerging Economies - the 16th African Real Estate Society Conference, 2016
Demographic Inversion involves a socioeconomic reordering of the uses and occupants of properties... more Demographic Inversion involves a socioeconomic reordering of the uses and occupants of properties inside the boundaries of major US cities. The concept is akin to gentrification, which has generally been defined by the outplacement of less affluent minority groups by more affluent residents, but has a broader impact on both the people and types of property affected by the process. Employing 2000 and 2010 census data, we examined the demographic changes of residential patterns of Washington, DC. Analysis of this data revealed that the demographics of the residents of the city changed significantly between 2000 and 2010, including household income, number of households with children, selling prices of homes, foreclosure rates and ethnic composition. The change in ethnic composition also had an impact on a diversity index that was devised for the study.
Urban Real Estate Markets: a Catalyst for Economic Growth and Development - the 14th African Real Estate Society Conference, 2014
Research Issues in Real Estate, 2008
This study examines the nature and causes of the evolution of property rights, with particular em... more This study examines the nature and causes of the evolution of property rights, with particular emphasis on the role of market forces in shaping its outcome. Using the Nigerian Land Use Act as the platform, it constructs an evolutionary theory of property rights assignment that recognizes the role of cultural and political forces, while giving primacy to economic considerations. It
Mortgage Revenue Bonds, 1992
State housing fmance agencies (SHFAs) have emerged over the last two decades as state governments... more State housing fmance agencies (SHFAs) have emerged over the last two decades as state governments’ major vehicles for promoting subsidized low-and moderate-income housing. The agencies use the net proceeds from their tax-exempt bond issues to make both multi-family and single-family mortgage loans at subsidized interest rates to developers and low-to-moderate income, first-time home buyers.1 In the 1980s, SHFAs issued large
International Journal of Critical Infrastructures, 2007
This paper develops a new index to rank the contingencies in different partitioned areas of netwo... more This paper develops a new index to rank the contingencies in different partitioned areas of networks. The new index considers the social and economic impacts of the contingencies and ranks them by using an overall index that combines these effects with technical factors. This overall index is implemented in the Western Systems Coordinating Council (WSCC) system. Load flow is run in different scenarios; and real power losses, Available Transmission Capability (ATC), and Expected Socially Unserved Energy (ESUE) are compared.
Economic Market Design and Planning for Electric Power Systems, 2009
In this chapter, we present opportunities for improvement in technical modeling of Flexible AC Tr... more In this chapter, we present opportunities for improvement in technical modeling of Flexible AC Transmission System (FACTS) devices and Distributed Generation (DG) Technologies for enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of high perform-ance electric power systems. ...
This study invokes the Muth-Alonso residential location model to evaluate the locational attribut... more This study invokes the Muth-Alonso residential location model to evaluate the locational attributes of large public housing sites (those with household populations of at least 500 ) for the purpose of establishing satellite link-up stations for relaying professional education programs that meet the needsof Public Housing Authority (PHA ) managers and tenants. This practice predated the current age of Webinars. We formulated the success potentials of these PHAs for attracting patrons as a vector of three composite attributescentered on the Sites’ Drawing Power, Trade Area Characteristics, and their Operating Characteristics as dictated by size. Applying Weighted Least Squares estimation to a sample drawn from this population, our results suggests that patrons are attracted to a site based on its demographic and spatial attributes. The thrust of the paper is to illustrate the application of location analysis.
Journal of Real Estate Research, 1991
Journal of Real Estate Research, 2003
Sustainable Multi-Sectoral Real Estate Development in Emerging Economies - the 16th African Real Estate Society Conference, 2016
Demographic Inversion involves a socioeconomic reordering of the uses and occupants of properties... more Demographic Inversion involves a socioeconomic reordering of the uses and occupants of properties inside the boundaries of major US cities. The concept is akin to gentrification, which has generally been defined by the outplacement of less affluent minority groups by more affluent residents, but has a broader impact on both the people and types of property affected by the process. Employing 2000 and 2010 census data, we examined the demographic changes of residential patterns of Washington, DC. Analysis of this data revealed that the demographics of the residents of the city changed significantly between 2000 and 2010, including household income, number of households with children, selling prices of homes, foreclosure rates and ethnic composition. The change in ethnic composition also had an impact on a diversity index that was devised for the study.
Urban Real Estate Markets: a Catalyst for Economic Growth and Development - the 14th African Real Estate Society Conference, 2014
Research Issues in Real Estate, 2008
This study examines the nature and causes of the evolution of property rights, with particular em... more This study examines the nature and causes of the evolution of property rights, with particular emphasis on the role of market forces in shaping its outcome. Using the Nigerian Land Use Act as the platform, it constructs an evolutionary theory of property rights assignment that recognizes the role of cultural and political forces, while giving primacy to economic considerations. It
Mortgage Revenue Bonds, 1992
State housing fmance agencies (SHFAs) have emerged over the last two decades as state governments... more State housing fmance agencies (SHFAs) have emerged over the last two decades as state governments’ major vehicles for promoting subsidized low-and moderate-income housing. The agencies use the net proceeds from their tax-exempt bond issues to make both multi-family and single-family mortgage loans at subsidized interest rates to developers and low-to-moderate income, first-time home buyers.1 In the 1980s, SHFAs issued large
International Journal of Critical Infrastructures, 2007
This paper develops a new index to rank the contingencies in different partitioned areas of netwo... more This paper develops a new index to rank the contingencies in different partitioned areas of networks. The new index considers the social and economic impacts of the contingencies and ranks them by using an overall index that combines these effects with technical factors. This overall index is implemented in the Western Systems Coordinating Council (WSCC) system. Load flow is run in different scenarios; and real power losses, Available Transmission Capability (ATC), and Expected Socially Unserved Energy (ESUE) are compared.
Economic Market Design and Planning for Electric Power Systems, 2009
In this chapter, we present opportunities for improvement in technical modeling of Flexible AC Tr... more In this chapter, we present opportunities for improvement in technical modeling of Flexible AC Transmission System (FACTS) devices and Distributed Generation (DG) Technologies for enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of high perform-ance electric power systems. ...
This study invokes the Muth-Alonso residential location model to evaluate the locational attribut... more This study invokes the Muth-Alonso residential location model to evaluate the locational attributes of large public housing sites (those with household populations of at least 500 ) for the purpose of establishing satellite link-up stations for relaying professional education programs that meet the needsof Public Housing Authority (PHA ) managers and tenants. This practice predated the current age of Webinars. We formulated the success potentials of these PHAs for attracting patrons as a vector of three composite attributescentered on the Sites’ Drawing Power, Trade Area Characteristics, and their Operating Characteristics as dictated by size. Applying Weighted Least Squares estimation to a sample drawn from this population, our results suggests that patrons are attracted to a site based on its demographic and spatial attributes. The thrust of the paper is to illustrate the application of location analysis.