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This paper describes the geographical location and internal mobility of the Mâori ethnic group in New Zealand between 1991 and 2001. It is often suggested that Mâori are less mobile than other ethnic groups because of attachment to particular geographical locations. We compare the mobility of...
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The terms of reference for the inquiry on First Home Ownership asked the Commission to evaluate the affordability and availability of housing for first home buyers. The Commission’s preliminary findings were released for public comment in December. In its final assessment, the Commission...
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environmental changes on housing in New Zealand's non-metropolitan regions; and second, the economic, social and environmental …
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Housing costs comprise a major part of most household budgets. Larger households require greater space than do smaller … households but do not necessarily have larger incomes. The cost of extra housing space (e.g. the cost of an extra bedroom) may … this is the case, differential regional costs of additional space may provide an incentive for different sized households …
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rights and security of tenure – when tenants face moving costs. A tenant’s idiosyncratic benefit from his unit and a landlord … many European housing markets by security of tenure. Under eviction rights, a landlord who evicts a tenant imposes a … security of tenure efficiency can be improved by subsidizing the moving costs of tenants. …
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We present two notions of “no arbitrage” in urban economic models and show that there is no model satisfying both. The standard hedonic housing model of urban economics and its generalizations are consistent with the first of these, but inconsistent with the second. We present a model...
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current income of young households (the first-time buyers). Thus, it sheds light on why housing prices are more volatile than … GDP, and why they exhibit some degree of predictability in a market where households optimize over the timing of their …
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regional house prices. Our tests use a new quarterly regional panel data set covering the 14 regions of New Zealand from 1981 …
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Consumers Union assessed the financial appreciation of manufactured- housing units, by examining the relative appreciation rates of manufactured housing and site-built housing, as well as the factors affecting the appreciation rate of manufactured housing. Our analysis includes an extensive...
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In order to gain more insight into the relationship between housing prices and mortgage lending, we estimate models for both the Dutch housing and the mortgage market. The empirical analysis presented in this paper offers support for the hypothesis that in the Netherlands housing prices and...
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