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Obsolescence in housing. Theory and applications

Bev Nutt, Bruce Walker, Susan Holliday, Dan Sears

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Results of a full-scale study on obsolescence in the housing sector are presented and largely analyzed. A theory of obsolescence in buildings is developped and the process of housing obsolescence analyzed. Related applications are proposed.

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Results of a full-scale study on obsolescence in the housing sector are presented and largely analyzed. A theory of obsolescence in buildings is developped and the process of housing obsolescence analyzed. Related applications are proposed.

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Results of a full-scale study on obsolescence in the housing sector are presented and largely analyzed. A theory of obsolescence in buildings is developped and the process of housing obsolescence analyzed. Related applications are proposed.

Key concepts: Obsolescence, Process (computing), Computer science, Business, Marketing, Operating system

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