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Recent studies demonstrate procyclical mortality in wealthy countries, but there are reasons to expect a countercyclical relationship in developing nations. We investigate how child survival in Colombia responds to fluctuations in world arabica coffee prices and document starkly procyclical...
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We examine the real estate owned (REO) discount by using ZIP code-level data on foreclosure rates, distressed and non-distressed sales in Chicago, Illinois. We find significant differences in price between distressed and non-distressed properties in high- versus low-foreclosure rate...
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This research examines how well nominal income, nominal interest rates and employment explain temporal variation in nominal metropolitan area house prices. Rather than use a traditional model of real house prices, we explain nominal house prices with a measure of "intrinsic" house value that...
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There are many factors, other than price alone, that may affect the liquidity of real estate. This study develops a liquidity measure based on the Cox proportional hazard technique, a statistical model widely used in the epidemiologic and social sciences. The odds ratio, along with an estimate...
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This article carries out an asset-pricing analysis of the U.S. metropolitan housing market. We use ZIP code-level housing data to study the cross-sectional role of volatility, price level, stock market risk and idiosyncratic volatility in explaining housing returns. While the related literature...
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In the Webb and Rubens article on homeowner rates of returns (Journal of Real Estate Research 2:2), they use a model that tends to underestimate the true returns to housing. Both their model and assumptions are reviewed in the discussion below, and modified using the identical data, to show the...
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Most indicators of changing housing demand and supply provide signals for longer term trends. Many market participants such as mortgage lenders, speculators, real estate brokers, developers, and appraisers, would benefit if short term price trends could be better monitored and predicted. This...
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This paper uses numerical solutions of a dynamic optimization model to examine the principal-agent relationship between the seller and broker in residential real estate markets. Potential conflict of interest is quantified in two dimensions, the level of selling effort the broker puts forth, and...
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