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This paper examines twenty-seven international real estate securities indices from twenty countries and regions for calendar effects. Two methodologies are employed. The first is the standard approach which detects statistically significant anomalies via linear regression of returns. The second,...
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This study examines contagion across general equity and securitized real estate markets of China, Hong Kong and the US during Chinese financial crisis. This is the first study to combine the case-resampling bootstrap method with the coskewness and cokurtosis test. Thus the new method works well...
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As COVID-19 is pervasive in the globe, governments in different countries face a dilemma between restricting the transmission risk of the virus by social distancing and maintaining economic activities. Inadequate social distancing policies lead to more infected cases and deaths, while some...
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This study examines how overpricing of properties (in terms of above-market price), along with various housing attributes, influence their time-on-market (TOM). The results with the full sample show that only dummy variables depicting years 2003-2005 and flats located in Kowloon significantly...
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There are a lot of previous studies on calendar effects. However, most of them use traditional methods like regression. Hui et al. (2015b) incorporate Shiryaev-Zhou index with logistic regression to study the Halloween and January effects of eight securitized real estate markets, but they fixed...
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This study investigates whether there was a housing price bubble in Beijing and Shanghai in 2003. The existence of a bubble can be interpreted from (abnormal) interactions between housing prices and market fundamentals. This paper introduces an enhanced framework, with the combination of...
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The residential property market is characterized with cyclical price movements and long development lead-time. Developers are faced with challenging decisions such as the optimal timing and density of their projects in order to ride the boom-bust cycles. The increasingly important role of market...
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