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Demand pressure, not supply inelasticity, explains coastal markets' high price volatility relative to other US markets in the housing cycle of 1998 through 2009. Relative to a comparison group of more elastically supplied markets facing similar historical demand pressure, coastal markets saw...
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Over the past two years, the cost of housing and community amenities has been growing at a moderate rate. Due to financial problems, one in every ten households delayed paying its bills, or paid them only in part. The volume of housing and community amenities payments in arrears remained the...
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Housing taxation is an important policy instrument that shapes households' choices about homeownership and renting as well as the evolution of the housing market. We study the effects of housing taxation in a model with search and matching frictions in the property market and a competitive...
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This paper provides a new explanation for regional variation in the 2000-2006 housing and consumption boom. Cities with a greater share of growing industries experienced larger housing demand shocks, larger house price increases from 2000-2006 and greater declines from 2007-2012. Consistent with...
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In this article we employ detailed internet search data to examine price and liquidity dynamics of the Dutch housing market. The article shows that the number of clicks on online listed properties proxies demand and the amount of listed properties proxies supply. The created market tightness...
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How do housing rents, quality and affordability evolve when cities grow over time? This paper studies urban housing markets for half a millennium (1500–2017) for Amsterdam, Antwerp, Bruges, Brussels, Ghent, London, and Paris. Based on a dataset of 436,000 rent observations, we build new...
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The housing market (primary, secondary or rental) is very often analyzed as a whole, big market in a selected country. Our analysis focuses on the fundamental determinants of this market in 16 biggest cities in Poland, which are the capital cities of the 16 voivodeships. We also clustered the...
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House-purchasing regulations have frequently been adopted by the Chinese government to cool the overheated housing market. Under-reporting of transaction prices has also been widely employed by home buyers to reduce transaction taxes. This paper suggests that by under-reporting to a greater...
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This paper models the demand and supply sides of the housing market separately. In the empirical analysis, the vector error correction model (VECM) is preferred to identify the impacts of fundamental macroeconomic factors on the demand and supply sides of the Turkish housing market between the...
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This paper shows how Poterba, like many others, tries to use a non-existing demand and supply model to explain housing price. Instead, this paper derives the housing demand and supply functions without combining them into one single graph. The ungrouped functions offer clearer picture with...
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