The American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA) is an organization of scholars, researchers, and practitioners dedicated to the economic analysis of real estate-related problems. AREUEA publishes the Real Estate Economics quarterly journal.
AREUEA, the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association, facilitates the exchange of ideas and research among academics and professionals in real estate and urban economics. Established in 1964, AREUEA supports academic research and policy analysis to advance the understanding of urban development and real estate market functioning.
A Metropolitan Division is a county or group of counties within a large Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) that functions as a distinct economic area. These divisions are essential in understanding the economic dynamics within larger urbanized regions.
Rent bid models are conceptual tools used to explain how land is allocated in competitive markets. The model is based on the assumption that the space is controlled by the activity that offers the highest bid for the site.
Retail gravitation refers to the ability of a shopping center to attract customers from distant areas, with larger centers having a greater drawing power.
