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. Subsequently, housing-price inequality has risen to pre-War levels, while rent inequality has risen less. Combining both measures …
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Local markets with tight land use controls result in prices rising relative to wages and affordability. Affordability is eased by unconventional but risky finance. Tight land use and loose financing in these renegade markets concentrates the impact of national or international shocks. A positive...
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Till now, we still need a good house price model. House price is a typical price phenomenon that land rent exists, then … we can find the answer from land rent theory. We developed a house price model based on land rent theory. The house price …
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