Exploring the Changing Faces of Housing Development and Demand in California: Millennials, Casitas, and Reducing VMT

Volker, Jamey Matthew Bowman; University of California, Davis, Institute of Transportation Studies

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Exploring the Changing Faces of Housing Development and Demand in California: Millennials, Casitas, and Reducing VMT

2020-01-01
By Volker, Jamey Matthew Bowman

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Volker, Jamey Matthew Bowman
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University of California, Davis, Institute of Transportation Studies
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Age Groups Development Dwellings Environmental Quality Households Level Of Service Residential Location Suburbs Surveys Vehicle Miles Of Travel
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California ; United States

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University of California, Davis. Institute of Transportation Studies
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Changes are coming to housing development and demand in California. The state’s sprawling development patterns have come under increasing scrutiny as the state struggles to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, abate a decades-long housing supply and affordability crisis, and meet the needs of the largest generation in American history – the millennials (Generation Y). In this dissertation, I explore three ways in which residential development and demand in California could change going forward.
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