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Commercial real estate overbuilding in the 1980's : beyond the hog cycle

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  • Raymond E. Owens, 1994. "Commercial real estate overbuilding in the 1980's : beyond the hog cycle," Working Paper 94-06, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.
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