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Real Estate Economics articles from June 1998
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Real Estate Economics archives from June 1998
Mortgage choice: what's the point?
June 22, 1998... One of the most striking features of the mortgage market in the United States is the wide variety of loans available to potential borrowers. Not only are there different types of loan (e.g., fixed vs. adjustable rate), but even within any single...
Evaluating the costs of increased lending in low and negative growth local housing markets.
June 22, 1998... Growing disparities in the economic fortunes of many central cities and their suburbs have contributed to the federal government's decision to encourage the banking system and government sponsored enterprises (GSEs) such as Fannie Mae and Freddie...
New place-to-place housing price indexes for U.S. metropolitan areas, and their determinants.
June 22, 1998... This article has been prepared as a contribution to a recent international research collaboration on Housing and Urban Development Indicators (Malpezzi and Mayo 1997). Any list of urban indicators, short or long, will perforce include the price...
Housing market conditions, listing choice and MLS market share. (multiple listing service)
June 22, 1998... For most households, buying or selling a house is one of the most significant, but also, infrequent financial transactions. Real estate brokers provide information and marketing and financial expertise. In most housing markets throughout North...
What do rental contracts reveal about adverse selection and moral hazard in rental housing markets?
June 22, 1998... A problem in rental housing markets is the existence of asymmetric information between landlords and renter households regarding the latter's use of the premises. Commonly, this problem leads to a "lemons market" in which the mix of tenants...
Generalizing the OLS and grid estimators. (ordinary least squares)
June 22, 1998... The vast majority of real estate valuations employ either the grid estimator or some parametric estimator such as ordinary least squares (OLS). Virtually every appraisal uses the grid estimator while virtually every hedonic pricing study or mass...
A longitudinal examination of the appraisal smoothing hypothesis.
June 22, 1998... Ibbotson and Siegel (1984) recognized that real estate return series constructed using appraisals as substitutes for transaction information exhibited reduced variability. This problem, labeled appraisal smoothing, was attributed by the authors...