The study quantifies liquidity impacts measured by the Demand-Supply Gap in terms of asset pricing implications for US private commercial real estate markets of the COVID-19 crisis. So far (using data up to April 2020), New York is hardest hit among the eight metros examined, with a predicted...

The average time on market (TOM) of sold properties is frequently used by practitioners and policymakers as a market liquidity indicator. This figure might be misleading as the average TOM only considers properties that have been sold. Furthermore, traded properties are heterogeneous. Since...

Employing a generalized Hamiltonian Monte Carlo Bayesian procedure we develop a new measure of real estate uncertainty that explicitly encapsulates conditional stochastic volatility and noise. When applied to commercial real estate (CRE) markets, results of Vector Autoregressive (VAR) modeling...