This book investigates the economic principles governing urban land use and value. It examines the factors that influence land prices in cities, the role of planning and policy in shaping urban development, and the economic implications of land ownership and tenure.

This text is recognized as a foundational work in urban land economics, providing a comprehensive overview of the subject. It is often cited for its clear exposition of economic theories as applied to urban environments and its analysis of policy impacts. The book is considered a valuable resource for students and professionals in economics, urban planning, and real estate.