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The market integration hypothesis in the latent common market factors study by Mei and Liu (1994) suggests that when the risk premiums of the investment can be captured by common risk beta in overall stock, both and real estate markets, the financial and real estate markets can be deemed to be...
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Optimal timing and investment strategies are critical in markets when project demand is uncertain. When developer has more than one project located in close proximity to each other, interactive effects will have significant effects on the optimal timing decision. If positive interactive effects...
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The success of CMBS market in the US and the internationalization of CMBS have brought about significant impact on the real estate financing landscape in many Asian markets. We have seen innovative structuring of real estate financing via the CMBS framework in Singapore through various attempts...
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The literature on green buildings has blossomed since the study by Eicholtz et al (2009). Researchers have attempted to search for green premiums using property data in different countries. While the studies focus on testing the significance of the green premiums (or discount in some cases), few...
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