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I compare the performance of the index-based time series approach and the cross-sectional approach in estimating factor loadings of non-traded assets, and show that the latter likely provides less biased and more efficient estimates. I then use the cross-sectional approach to estimate the...
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This paper provides strong evidence for a positive feedback loop between property prices and mortgage supply, using data from the U.S. commercial property and mortgage markets over the 1991 to 2011 period. The empirical analyses control for the endogeneity of property prices, mortgage flows,...
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This paper hypothesizes and analyzes a positive feedback loop between commercial real estate capital appreciation and commercial mortgage capital supply. Using quarterly U.S. data from 1978 to 2008, this paper finds that past real estate investment performance positively affects mortgage fund...
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Interest rates in the U.S. have been at historical lows since the financial crisis in 2007 for almost a decade, which are partly meant to stimulate investments. However, a theory by Chetty (2007) suggests that, at low rates, decreasing the interest rate has little effect on investments due to...
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This paper provides strong evidence for a positive feedback loop between property prices and mortgage supply, using data from the U.S. commercial property and mortgage markets over the 1991 to 2011 period. The empirical analyses control for the endogeneity of property prices, mortgage flows,...
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