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The present study examines whether office capital growth in the Helsinki property market adjusts asymmetrically to the business cycle over the period 1971Ã’2002 using the framework of the autoregressive-moving average model with exogenous explanatory variables (ARIMAX). In order to introduce...
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This paper presents an econometric study of office returns determination in the Helsinki area, a small European market, over a 30-year period from 1971 to 2001. Particularly, the study investigates the variation in office capital growth, which is the most volatile component of office total...
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This paper presents an econometric investigation of office returns determination in the Helsinki area, a small European market, over the thirty-year period 1971-2001. Particularly, the study investigates the variation in office capital growth, which is the most volatile component of office total...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005802210
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This paper investigates short-run variations in office, retail and industrial rents in nine major cities in Finland over the 1990-2002 period. The study is motivated by the lack of research on modelling local rents in continental Europe and by the need to understand more fully the relationship...
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