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We examine neighborhood externalities that arise from the perceived risk associated with the proximity of a registered sex offender’s residence. We find large negative externality effects on a property’s price and liquidity, employing empirical techniques that include a fixed-effects OLS...
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This paper analyzes the effect that living near a sex offender has on the marketability of ones home. Specifically, we estimate the impact on a homes sales price, its list price, and on the length of time it takes to for the home to sell. Since the 1994 passage of Sexual Offender Act (known as...
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We study the external impact of foreclosures, exploring how foreclosed properties affect the liquidity of nearby homes. Empirically, we find a foreclosure increases a nearby home's time-on-market by approximately 30%, on average, which is primarily driven by a disamenity effect. There is...
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This study examines the market impact of targeted property tax relief, which is critical for understanding who exactly benefits from a widely used local policy. Specifically, we investigate this in the context of two state-wide ballot measures in Virginia that provided property tax relief...
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Given the potential risk of recidivism, recent research has found that registered sex offenders impose external costs that are capitalized into the value (lower prices) and liquidity (longer time on market) of nearby residential real estate. Using more than a decade of real estate listings data...
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We examine the role transaction costs play, particularly the costs related to search and bargaining, in impeding or delaying real estate market transactions. In a theoretical model, we show that agents' incentives are influenced by transaction costs in a way that will increase a home's marketing...
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Given the significant role of real estate agents in the housing market, this study examines how agents' incentives regarding the size of their listing inventories indirectly affect residential home prices and liquidity. The theory shows that taking on additional inventory generates a critical...
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