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Real estate "cycles" : some fundamentals

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Vacancy, search, and prices in a housing market matching model

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Do housing sales drive housing prices or the converse?

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100 years of commercial real estate prices in Manhattan

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The co-movement of housing sales and housing prices : empirics and theory

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What will it take to restore the housing market?

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The 1998-2005 housing "bubble" and the current "correction" : what's different this time?

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100 years of commercial real estate prices in Manhattan

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Testing the Intertemporal Efficiency of Hedonic House Prices

Wheaton, William C. - 2010

This research examines housing market price efficiency across locations within a metropolitan market the hallmark of hedonic theory. Our innovation is to introduce temporal as well as spatial considerations of price efficiency. In an efficient market, the price (level) of housing must not only...

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