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Classical residential location choice models were constructed as uncertainty-free. Using the expected utility theorem, urban researchers have dealt with different types of uncertainties, such as uncertain income, uncertain housing price, uncertain transportation cost, etc. This paper, however,...
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By reviewing the previous three asset bubble implosions, viz. (1) the “Lost Decade” of Japan in the 1980s; (2) the Asian Financial Crisis in Hong Kong in 1997; and (3) the Financial Tsunami in the USA in 2008, a common symptom of negative real interest rate is very clearly revealed before the...
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Income segregation is found to be a common phenomenon, which imposes far-reaching implications on housing and social policies. However, the focus has long been on its extent rather than on its distribution. This study investigates the asymmetric relationship between household income and income...
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The moral hazard problem in the forward sale of housing has been shown to be excessively serious that it should not be preferable. However, unlike other heterogeneous commodities, forward sale is very commonly adopted in housing markets, especially in China and Hong Kong. This paper therefore...
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This paper applies a two-workplace residential location choice model to study the housing price gradient changes between Macau and Hong Kong. The classical land market model assumes a one-workplace scenario. However, with the globalization trend, travel between two workplaces is becoming more...
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The classical land market model assumes a one-workplace scenario. However, with the globalization trend, travel between two workplaces is becoming more and more common. This paper develops a residential location choice model based on the classical land market model, but relaxes the assumption of...
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The purpose of this paper is to develop a novel tenant mix model for shopping malls from an analogy of ecological theories. This study empirically investigated the tenant species-area relationship and tenant species-abundance distribution in shopping malls. By a sample of 25 shopping malls are...
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This paper tests empirically the relationship between real interest rate and housing return in Hong Kong. The time series date from the first quarter of 1984 to the first quarter of 2009. Employing multiple regression analysis with autoregressive and lagged independent variables, it shows that...
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Article Classification: Research Paper (Construction or testing of a model or framework).Purpose: The repeat sales house price index has been widely used to measure house price movements on the assumption that the quality of properties does not change over time. This study aims to develop a...
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While the outbreak of the COVID-19 disease has caused asset markets to experience an unprecedented spike of risk and uncertainty worldwide, the real estate market in many global cities appears to be immune to the adverse effects. How does COVID-19 affect urban housing markets? This study is a...
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