University of Michigan Men's Basketball Team, 1980

Back Row: asst. coach Bill Frieder, Keith Smith, Mike McGee, John Garris, coach John Orr, Joe James, Mark Bodnar, John Johnson, trainer Peter Loubert, asst. coach Tom Kempf, asst. coach Mike Boyd

Front Row: mngr. Edwin VanDeWege, Paul Heuerman, John Garris, co-captain Martin Bodnar, co-captain Mark Lozier, Thad Garner, Leo Brown, mngr, Greg Ruggles

University of Michigan Men's Basketball Team, 1982

Back Row: asst. coach Don Sicko, trainer Mark Healy, Tim McCormick, Dan Pelekoudas, Leslie Rockymore, coach Bill Frieder, Ike Person, Greg Washington? , asst. Mike Boyd, equip. mngr. Bob Hurst

Front Row: mngr. William Mitchell?, Willis Carter, Eric Turner, Dean Hopson, captain Thad Garner, Memi C. Burton, Leo Burton, Jon Antonides, asst. coach Edwin VanDeWege

University of Michigan Men's Basketball Team, 1986

Back Row: equip. mngr. Bob Hurst, Asst. Coach Steve Fisher, mngr. Chris Schrol, mgr. Tom Alig, trainer Dan Minert, grad. asst.. Scott Tompkins, asst.. coach David Hammer, conditioning coach Gil Zimmermann

Middle Row: coach Bill Frieder, Loy Vaught, Billy Butts, Garde Thompson, Antoine Joubert, Ron Gibas, Gary Grant, Glen Rice, grad, asst.. Thad Garner, asst.. coach Mike Boyd

Front Row: J.P. Oosterbaan, Steve Stoyko, Richard Rellford, Butch Wade, Roy Tarpley, Robert Henderson. Mark Hughes, Mike Griffin.

Commercial structure and commercial blight : retail patterns and processes in the city of Chicago / assisted by Robert J. Tennant, Barry T. Garner, James W. Simmons.

"A study made under contract with the Community Renewal Program of the city of Chicago."

Saluting John Nance Garner, of Uvalde, on his 88th birthday : featuring the Garner cartoons and gavels presented to Texas Memorial Museum.

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University of Michigan Men's Basketball Team, 1979

Back Row: trainer Dan Campbell, equip. mngr. Bob Hurst, asst. coach Mike Boyce, Martin Bodnar, Mark Lozier, coach John Orr, John Johnson, Mark Bodnar, Keith Smith, asst. coach Bill Frieder, ?

Front Row: mngr. Edwin VanDeWege, Mike McGee, Paul Heuerman, John Garris, co-captain Phil Hubbard, , Alan Hardy, Thad Garner, co-captain Tom Staton

University of Michigan Men's Basketball Team, 1980

Back Row: jr. mngr. Robert Murphy, equip. mngr. Bob Hurst, trainer Dan Campbell, sr. mngr. Greg Ruggles, Marty Bodnar, Mike McGee, coach Bill Frieder, John Johnson, Joe James, Mark Bodnar, Dan Pelekoudas, asst. coach Mike Boyd, asst. coach Tom Kempf, grad. asst. Bud VanDeWege Jr.

Front Row: Dean Hopson, Ike Person, John Antonides, co-captain Thad Garner, co-captain Paul Heuerman, Tim McCormick, Leo Brown, Memi. C. Burton

University of Michigan Men's Basketball Team, 1981

Back Row: jr. mngr. Robert Murphy, equip. mngr. Bob Hurst, trainer Dan Campbell, sr. mngr. Greg Ruggles, Marty Bodnar, Mike McGee, coach Bill Frieder, John Johnson, Joe James, Mark Bodnar, Dan Pelekoudas, asst. coach Mike Boyd, asst. coach Tom Kempf, grad. asst. Bud VanDeWege Jr.

Front Row: Dean Hopson, Ike Person, John Antonides, co-captain Thad Garner, co-captain Paul Heuerman, Tim McCormick, Leo Brown, Memi. C. Burton

The impact of planning delays and other holding costs on housing affordability

Housing affordability is gaining increasing prominence in the Australian socioeconomic landscape, despite strong economic growth and prosperity. It is a major consideration for any new development. However, it is multi-dimensional, has many facets, is complex and interwoven. One factor widely held to impact housing affordability is holding costs. Although it is only one contributor, the nature and extent of its impact requires clarification. It is certainly more multifarious than simple calculation of the interest or opportunity cost of land holding. For example, preliminary analysis suggests that even small shifts in the regulatory assessment period can significantly affect housing affordability. Other costs associated with “holding” also impact housing affordability, however these costs cannot always be easily identified. Nevertheless it can be said that ultimately the real impact is felt by those whom can least afford it - new home buyers whom can be relatively easily pushed into the realms of un-affordability.