"This paper tests whether integration value, a measure of geographic location, can help explain retail rents. The concept integration value, developed within the research field Space Syntax, can be understood as a measure of the accessibility of a certain location in a street network. The...

When the rental market in Sweden is described in general terms it is said that in 1972 the commercial rental market was deregulated while the residential rental market continued to be regulated. This is however not the whole truth, because even though the landlord is free to set the rent in an...

This paper investigates price discovery over space in real estate office markets. It is argued that due to geographic variation in the costs and benefits of obtaining information, peripheral market segments move more sluggishly than central segments. In order to test this idea empirically...

This paper investigates assumed capitalisation rates in 3400 DCF valuations of office properties in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmˆ during the time period 1998-2004. The study investigates determinants of property-level variation in cap rates and how going in and exit cap rates relate to...

This paper explores how appraisal‐based going‐in and exit capitalisation (cap) rates vary on the micro‐level, i.e. how they differ from property to property. The studied database consists of 3022 discounted cash flow market valuations of office properties in Stockholm, Gothenburg and...

This article investigates cross-sectional variation in retail rents on the micro level, i.e. differences in rent for shops on street X compared to shops on street Y. Retail rents from the inner city of Stockholm are analysed. Free standing shops dominate the database (i.e. not located in malls)....