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Wallace Francis Smith

Born 1926

17 works

1961–1984 across 12 dated works

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Housing for the elderly in California1961
Housing market data from census materials: a study of California and the Bay Area1963
Filtering and neighborhood change1964
The low-rise speculative apartment1964

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Housing: the social and economic elements1970
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Urban development: the process and the problems1975
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The low-rise speculative apartment1964
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Housing for the elderly in California1961
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Land using activities: theoretical issues in land economics1970
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Housing market data from census materials: a study of California and the Bay Area1963
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Implications of ice cream1984
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The growing city: empirical studies of the economics of urban development1971
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Preparing the elderly for relocation: a study of isolated persons : a report prepared for the San Francisco Council of Churches1966
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Urban surplus1984
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Filtering and neighborhood change1964
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Aspects of housing demand: absorption, demolition, and differentiation.1966
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