"Where have all the people gone?" Recent inconsistencies between population growth and housing development in suburban Chicago.

R M Denowitz
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"An examination of recent growth in suburban Chicago suggests that rates of population and housing increase tend to vary principally by age of housing, and secondarily by distance from the central city's business district. Population loss or small increases relative to housing gains typified the most centrally located older suburbs. Although much higher rates of population and housing increase characterized newer places, especially those between 21 and 30 miles from the CBD, their population gain was smaller than that accompanying comparably high levels of residential development in earlier periods."

“人都到哪里去了?”最近芝加哥郊区人口增长和住房发展之间的不一致。
对芝加哥郊区最近增长的一项研究表明,人口和住房增长率的变化主要取决于住房的年龄,其次是与中心城市商业区的距离。人口减少或相对于住房收益的小幅增长是位于最中心的旧郊区的典型特征。尽管人口和住房增长速度更快的地方是新地方的特征,尤其是那些距离CBD 21到30英里的地方,但它们的人口增长速度要低于早期相对较高水平的住宅开发。”
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