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Foreclosure loss severity and distressed home mortgage refinance

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Property rights and corporate finance

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Real estate return correlations : real-world limitations on relationships inferred from NCREIF data

Graff, Richard A. - In: The journal of real estate finance and economics 13 (1996) 2, pp. 121-142

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Serial persistence in equity REIT returns

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The shape of Australian real estate return distributions and comparisons to the United States

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The magnitude of random appraisal error in commrcial real estate valuation

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Real estate is not normal : a fresh look at real estate return distributions

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The Magnitude of Random Appraisal Error in Commercial Real Estate Valuation

Graff, Richard A. - 1999

Analysis of more than seven hundred pairs of simultaneous independent appraisals of institutional-grade commercial properties shows that the standard deviation of the random component of appraisal error is approximately 2%. Random appraisal error appears constant across both time and the...

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