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housing markets. Our model isolates dynamics caused by impacts on the supply and the demand sides of the market. These … dynamics are compared to those caused by a migration shock, a more common form of housing shock in New Zealand. We focus on the … impacts on two outcome variables: house prices and housing supply; both shocks cause substantial cyclical adjustments in each …
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housing markets. Our model isolates dynamics caused by impacts on the supply and the demand sides of the market. These … dynamics are compared to those caused by a migration shock, a more common form of housing shock in New Zealand. We focus on the … impacts on two outcome variables: house prices and housing supply; both shocks cause substantial cyclical adjustments in each …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013074556
New Zealand experienced two natural experiments with respect to state-provided social housing after 1990. First, while … policy aim of providing housing to those most in need. While vacant sales had no material effects, a greater number of …
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that the New Zealand housing market, or a specific regional housing market (e.g. Auckland), is part of a broader … Australasian housing market. If this were the case, New Zealand house prices would converge to a broadly stable ratio of house … prices in Australia. One reason this could occur is if international macroeconomic and asset price trends dominate housing …
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The New Zealand Regional Housing Model (NZRHM) includes estimated equations for four key housing market variables …: house prices, housing supply (new dwelling consents), residential vacant land (lot) prices, and average rents. Long run … simulating the effects of shocks to the housing market. The paper presents simulations of the impacts of shocks to exogenous …
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We treat the Canterbury (Christchurch) earthquake sequence as a potential source of new risk information to home buyers in New Zealand. We compare pre- and post-earthquake sales of properties in two other urban areas of the country (one with high and one with low seismicity) to estimate how the...
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This report was prepared for the Centre for Housing Research Aotearoa New Zealand (CHRANZ). The aim of this study is to … identify a set of housing research projects addressing two related topics. First, the impact of economic, social and … 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 … to locate in particular areas where housing costs most appropriately fit their needs. Our analysis uses tenancy bond …
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We examine the impact of shocks on community outcomes. The shocks that we examine are exogenous economic shocks which occur externally to the local community, and which are hypothesised to impact on the community. By testing the impact of these shocks on community developments, we enrich...
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An efficient housing market is of critical importance for individual welfare and for a well-functioning economy. We … to 2002. The tests indicate that regional housing markets converge to an equilibrium consistent with consumer optimising … response to new region-specific information. We also find that price dynamics are influenced by past regional house sales …
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