7 research outputs found
Excess Returns, Inflation and the Efficiency of the Housing Market
This paper examines the influence that unexpected inflation has on the reported time pattern in housing returns. Two alternative models of expected inflation are used to study its effect: a rational expectations model and an adaptive expectations model. Findings indicate that both estimates of unexpected inflation are positively correlated with excess returns to housing. If inflation expectations are assumed to have been adaptive during the 1970s and early 1980s, serial correlation in the excess returns is shown to be greatly diminished when adjusted to control for unexpected inflation. However, substantial inertia in the pattern of the adjusted return series remains. Copyright American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association.
An Investigation of the Major Influences of Residential Liquidity: A Multivariate Approach
Rethinking ward and at-large elections in cities: Total spending, the number of locations of selected city services, and policy types
The nature of listed real estate companies: property or equity market?
Private real estate, Property companies, Real estate investment trusts (REITs), Stock market, Investment horizon, C12, G11, L85,