THE IMPACT OF WORKPLACE ON RESIDENTIAL RELOCATION∗

William A. V. Clark · James E. Burt

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Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies Urban Transport and Accessibility

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There is a significantly higher probability that people move closer to their workplace with increasing separation between home and work. The journey to work is significant in the relocations of households. The effect of workplace can be modeled with the exponential and von Mises distribution. The evidence shows that attractiveness of the workplace is a function of distance to work.

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