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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"Home Prices"”.
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Three essays on environmental valuation: the social value of carbon storage in wetlands, the impact of wind turbines on home prices, and the effect of flood risk on home prices
… of renewable energy technology on property prices, and the effect of changing flood risk and coastal amenities on property prices. ☐ The first essay in this work looks at valuing changes in the economic value of carbon stored in tidal wetlands undergoing land cover change. Coastal wetland …
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Decomposition of Food Price Changes: Food-at-Home and Food-Away-From-Home Prices
… in the food price inflation of food-away- from-home (FAFH) and food-at-home (FAH) have been observed in the last couple of years. Many demand- and supply- driven factors may be responsible for such phenomena. On top of that, the total food price is a weighted average of FAH and FAFH prices. …
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The impact of multifamily development on single family home prices in the Greater Boston Area
… multifamily developments on nearby single-family home prices was tested in five towns in the Greater Boston Area. Case studies that had recent multifamily developments built near transit nodes or town centers were chosen. For each town, a conservative impact zone around the multifamily development …
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A study of the Canadian property boom
… growth since the early 2000s. People are buying homes out of concern and hope that prices may continue to rise. The immediate consequence of this trend is the changes in affordability for Canadian households. Increasing number of individuals have had to shoulder debt burdens that exceed their …
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School Quality Capitalization Into Housing Prices In Minnesota And Pennsylvania
… with autoregressive errors model of housing prices that accounts for both the endogeneity of spatially-lagged housing prices and local school quality measured by performance on state standardized tests. Two datasets are used from Boyertown, PA and Minneapolis, MN. Homes are spatially weighted …
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What drives condo prices : the rental or single family housing market?
… goal of this research is to determine if condo prices follow rents. If a correlation is found it could have significant impact on the development of residential housing. To answer these questions historical housing prices from 1996 to 2012 for 44 of the largest metropolitan statistical areas in …
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Essays on Machine Learning in Applied Microeconomics
… models are commonly used to recover the implicit prices of house attributes and local non-market public goods. Yet they are plagued by omitted variable bias when variables that are correlated with the attribute in question are unobservable. The increase in availability of big data and unstructured …
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A forecast of prices, rents and construction in the Salt Lake City-Ogden Metropolitan Area
… regression analysis to forecast single family home prices, rents of multi-family units, and future construction of both types of housing for the Salt Lake City-Ogden metro area.
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Density bonuses and affordable housing in California : examining the economic impact on three cases
… communities. This shortage has led to increasing home prices and there has been growing citizen demand to address housing affordability. The California State government recognized in 1992 that incentives were needed to stimulate the development of both housing that was designated for low-income …
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Cooperatives as vehicles for community and economic development : a case for alternative ownership and expansion of the solidarity economy in Austin, Texas
Rapidly rising home prices in and around Austin, Texas has led to the displacement of residents, which in turn results in loss of community as well as increased traffic as most workers still need to access jobs near the city center. Increasing support for worker-owned firms and housing cooperatives …
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Hedging a Falling Knife: Investing Through the Post Covid-19 Dallas-Fort Worth Housing Correction Utilizing Real Options Strategies
… created the ideal environment for developers and homebuilders to achieve the stable production of new single-family housing. In the face of rapid population growth, the high elasticity of housing supply in DFW has enabled the region to maintain housing affordability relative to other major U.S. …
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Investigating the macroeconomic determinants of RDP house prices in South Africa
… examines whether increases in RDP house prices can be explained by or attributed to the movements in gross domestic product (GDP), prime lending rate (RATE), the stock market (JSE) and inflation (CPI). As an exploratory paper in nature, data of RDP resales prices from eight major …
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An Examination of the Reno Sparks Real Estate Bubble
The recent trends witnessed in home prices at the local, state and national level have led to the near consensus conclusion that the US has experienced a housing bubble. While many formal definitions of a bubble exist, the common concept is that a bubble forms when the actual market price increases …
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Studying How Changes in Consumer Sentiment Impact the Stock Markets and the Housing Markets
… housing market variables such as changes in home sales and home prices. Given the recent financial market turmoil that stemmed from the U.S. housing market debacle, this chapter is timely. Using widely cited housing indices, I explore regional differences in the U.S. housing market and how …
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Amenities, Walkability, and Neighborhood Stability: A Mixed Methods Analysis
… produced a momentous shift in land values and home prices across the country. Evidence of this collapse was widespread by 2008, which helped spark a global recession that nearly brought the financial world to a standstill. Much of the early attention paid to these events focused on the root …
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U.S. Housing Market Volatility
… volatility defined as the sample variance of home value monthly returns during a given quarter, a model of volatility from equilibrium in the housing market is derived. Supply and demand effects on housing return volatility for the U.S. as a whole and for a panel of 16 cities are tested, …
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REO to rental : the creation of a new asset class and the transformation of the American single family landscape
… market consists of roughly 80 million existing homes and of those, more than 14 million are currently being rented. This trillion-dollar rental market has traditionally been operated exclusively by mom and pop organizations, until now. Since the housing collapse began five years ago …
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Expanding Architectures of Sharing: Public-Housing Authority-Supported Middle-Income Limited-Equity Cooperatives
Amid soaring home prices caused by rampant speculation in high-cost cities like Cambridge, middle-income households are being squeezed harder than ever. Faced with a housing market structured around binaries between renting/owning and market-rate/affordable housing (income- and price-restricted), …
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The luxury second home market : an analysis of historical sales and property data at The Greenbrier Resort (White Sulphur Springs, WV)
… has contributed to the growth in the secondary home market. Over the past decade developers that cater to such discerning buyers have focused significantly on bringing to market products that will meet the wants, needs, and expectations of their target customers. Despite the significant growth …
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The Home Mortgage Interest Deduction for Federal Income Tax: A Federalist Perspective
The debate over federal income tax treatment of home mortgage interest (HMI) has largely overlooked an important, and possibly unintended political and economic consequence of our federal income tax system. The distribution of the for home mortgage interest deduction tax benefit across states is a …
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