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Publikováno v:
Real Estate Economics. 50:829-861
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The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics. 66:443-486
We examine the role of information disclosure in the housing market, offering both theory and evidence for observed variability in disclosure strategies among property listings in a multiple listing service (MLS). Our initial empirical findings and t
Publikováno v:
The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics. 64:473-499
This paper uses a search model with Nash bargaining to identify various channels through which agent gender affects selling price and selling time in the resale market for houses. The theory is used in conjunction with the empirical model to infer ag
Publikováno v:
Applied Economics Letters. 28:807-810
We use a listing price hedonic model coupled with a standard selling price model to identify seller beliefs about how the housing market responds to refurbished formerly substandard properties serv...
Publikováno v:
Journal of Property Research. 37:238-253
Common-interest developments (CIDs) or planned urban developments (PUDs) can include a multitude of property types such as condos, townhomes, coops and single-family residences. Many such developme...
Publikováno v:
Real Estate Economics. 49:876-916
We study the external impact of foreclosures, exploring how foreclosed properties affect the liquidity of nearby homes. Empirically, we find a foreclosure increases a nearby home’s time-on-market by approximately 30%, on average, which is primarily
Publikováno v:
The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics. 60:53-76
A surprisingly large number of houses sell above listing prices in a wide range of markets and in all market conditions. The question is: why do some houses sell above listing price while neighboring similar houses do not? Is it that sellers misprice
Autor:
Bennie D. Waller, Geoffrey K. Turnbull, Scott Wentland, Walter R. T. Witschey, Velma Zahirovic-Herbert
Publikováno v:
Land Economics. 95:193-210
Property markets do not fully price the public’s value for historic homes to correct the intergenerational externality associated with historical preservation. While preservation for future generations often provides the primary motivation for
Autor:
Geoffrey K. Turnbull, Bennie D. Waller
Publikováno v:
Journal of Housing Economics. 41:142-152
Existing evidence indicates that larger listing inventories thin agent effort dedicated to each individual client. This study examines whether shopping externalities or other scale effects offset this inventory externality for agents with the largest
Publikováno v:
Journal of Housing Research. 27:93-106
Real estate listings typically include objective, factual information about property characteristics, along with subjective, descriptive language. How the agent constructs the content of t...