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Anthony Downs

Anthony Downs, a real estate finance expert, focuses his research on "smart growth," traffic congestion, and metropolitan policy.

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December 01, 2009

The Brookings Institution

December 02, 2009

The Brookings Institution

December 02, 2009

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December 02, 2009

The Brookings Institution

December 08, 2009

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Anthony Downs

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2008

Revisiting Rental Housing: Policies, Programs, and PrioritiesFebruary 01, 2008

2007

Credit Crisis: The Sky is not FallingOctober 31, 2007

2006

Can Traffic Congestion Be Cured?June 30, 2006

2005

Traffic Is Here to StayAugust 11, 2005

2004

Growth Management and Affordable Housing: Do They Conflict?June 21, 2004

Still Stuck in Traffic: Coping with Peak-Hour Traffic CongestionMay 21, 2004

The Need for Regional Anti-Congestion PoliciesFebruary 01, 2004

Traffic: Why It's Getting Worse, What Government Can DoJanuary 01, 2004

2002

Some Like It HOT: High-occupancy toll lanes work best on high-traffic roads.May 01, 2002

Peak-Hour Traffic CongestionMarch 19, 2002

How Real Are Transit Gains?March 01, 2002

When Will Real Estate Recover?February 01, 2002

Can Transit Tame Sprawl?January 01, 2002

2001

Dealing Effectively With Fast GrowthNovember 01, 2001

The Future of U.S. Ground Transportation from 2000 to 2020March 22, 2001

Traffic Congestion: Might as Well Enjoy ItJanuary 01, 2001

2000

Housing Policies in the New MillenniumOctober 03, 2000

1999

The Future Role of REITs in Real Estate FinanceSeptember 01, 1999

Some Realities About Sprawl and Urban DeclineAugust 01, 1999

1998

How America's Cities Are Growing: The Big PictureSeptember 01, 1998

1997

A Critical Spatial Perspective on Federal Devolution of Powers: Remarks at the Brookings National Issues Forum ""Forging Metropolitan Solutions to Urban and Regional Problems""May 28, 1997

1996

The Devolution Revolution: Why Congress Is Shifting a Lot of Power to the Wrong LevelsJuly 15, 1996

1994

New Visions for Metropolitan AmericaApril 26, 1994

1992

Stuck in Traffic: Coping with Peak-Hour Traffic CongestionJune 17, 1992

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