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We examine foreclosure discounts and their subsequent impact on investor returns in Berlin's housing market from 1984 … that foreclosure discounts, ranging from 20% to 50%, are significant and persist over time. In a repeat sales approach, in … foreclosure follows a regular sale, the average annualized returns are 9.6 percentage points lower than in matched non …
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This paper reviews methods that can be used to value illiquid investments, with a particular focus on private equity and real estate. We discuss the traditional valuation methods, in particular the net present value (NPV) rule, and show in what circumstances these can lead to suboptimal...
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Real estate—housing in particular—is a less profitable investment in the long run than previously thought. We hand-collect property-level financial data for the institutional real estate portfolios of four large Oxbridge colleges over the period 1901–1983. Gross income yields initially...
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