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Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis. :1-59
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Journal of Money, Credit and Banking. 55:975-992
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Real Estate Economics. 50:1167-1200
Autor:
Brent W. Ambrose, Lily Shen
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The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics. 66:300-326
This paper investigates how market participants form risk perspectives through a sequence of information shocks. Guided by a theoretical Bayesian learning model, we exploit a natural experiment afforded by the fracking boom in Pennsylvania in the lat
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The Review of Financial Studies. 34:790-826
We test for pricing disparities in mortgage contracts using a novel data set that allows us to observe the race and ethnicity of both parties to the loan. We find that minorities pay between 3% and 5% more in fees than similarly qualified whites when
Autor:
Brent W. Ambrose, Maxence Valentin
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
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The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics.
We study the impact of the risk retention rule - requiring 5% of underlying credit risk for commercial mortgage backed securities - on commercial real estate markets. Since the primary objective of this rule is for the deal sponsors to have skin in t
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Working paper (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia).
We show using a stylized model, how the financing choice of landlords can impact eviction decisions in rental markets. Since multifamily loans rely on timely cash flows from tenants, strict underwriting factors can increase the chances that landlords
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
We investigate the value-growth premium puzzle by merging insights from urban economics and finance that relate firm location to its stock performance. The value-growth premium in locations with high historical house price appreciation is 3.6% larger
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
The federal government has long promoted homeownership through various provisions in the U.S. income tax code. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) renewed interest and debate about the treatment of housing via the tax code, particularly with res