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Housing demand properties in the monocentric market form

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Location and housing demand with endogenous consumption risk

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List price signaling and buyer behavior in the housing market

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Information, search, and house prices

Turnbull, Geoffrey K. - In: Regional science & urban economics 23 (1993) 4, pp. 545-557

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The markets for housing and real estate broker services

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Uncertain income and housing price and location choice

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Why do vacant houses sell for less : holding costs, bargaining power or stigma?

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How many listings are too many? Agent inventory externalities and the residential housing market

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How Many Listings Are Too Many? Agent Inventory Externalities and the Residential Housing Market

Bian, Xun - 2015

Given the significant role of real estate agents in the housing market, this study examines how agents' incentives regarding the size of their listing inventories indirectly affect residential home prices and liquidity. The theory shows that taking on additional inventory generates a critical...

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