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Financing the Postwar Housing Boom in Phoenix and Los Angeles, 1945-1960
1989
Pacific Historical Review
is a member of the economics department at Chapman College and Larry Schweikart is a member of the history department in the University of Dayton. Real-estate booms have occurred regularly in the American past and played an important role in the settlement of both rural and urban areas.' After World War II, Americans experienced a general migration from rural to urban and suburban areas and from the Midwest and East to the so-called "Sunbelt states," particularly Florida, Texas, Arizona, and
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