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Using listings data, we construct a new repeat-sales house price index that describes house values at the contract date when the price is determined rather than the closing date when the property is transferred. We show that this difference in timing helps explain several puzzles about house...
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This paper studies the link between bank mortgage lending and house prices by asking whether macroprudential policies that impose higher risk weights on high LTV mortgages can slow house price growth. For housing units likely to be purchased using mortgages subject to the higher risk weights, we...
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We construct a new "list-price index" that uses the repeat-sales approach to measure house prices but for recent months uses listings data instead of transactions data. Because listings data describe the current offering price and are available essentially in real time, our index is more timely...
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We construct a new "list-price index" that accurately reveals trends in house prices several months before existing sales price indices like Case-Shiller. Our index is based on the repeat-sales approach but for recent months uses listings data, which are available essentially in real time,...
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The covid-19 pandemic induced a major shift in the prevalence of remote and hybrid work arrangements. This article reviews the effects of this remote work revolution for residential and commercial real estate values and for the future of cities. It also discusses consequences for productivity,...
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