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Traditional Housing Demand Research
2011This chapter starts with a description of general research into housing preferences. Next, the procedure for the move from measuring housing preferences to housing demand research is explained. Furthermore, a state of the art of studies that have applied the transverse, or cross-sectional, approach in the analysis of housing demand is provided.
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HOUSING ALLOWANCES AND DEMAND ORIENTED HOUSING SUBSIDIES
Policy Studies Journal, 1979ABSTRACTIt is estimated that the Federal government will spend more than $170 million on the Experimental Housing Allowance Program (EHAP). So far more then $50 million has been spent on EHAP research alone. This paper indicates some of the analytical issues in evaluation and suggests that housing allowance policies have ample historical precedent.
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1986
This dissertation has two primary objectives: (1) to develop and test empirically a model of housing demand complete with tenure choice and moving costs, and (2) to demonstrate how this model can be used to evaluate alternative housing-related tax changes.
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This dissertation has two primary objectives: (1) to develop and test empirically a model of housing demand complete with tenure choice and moving costs, and (2) to demonstrate how this model can be used to evaluate alternative housing-related tax changes.
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Housing Demand in Portugal [PDF]
, 2003 In a former study (Carvalho 1995) we modeled the housing market in Portugal in a classic cross section framework and did find that housing construction was dependant from income, population and sensitive to location. Nevertheless we couldn t find the extent of this sensitivity in such a framework. This paper is an upgrade of that study, using a spatial
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1979
In this chapter we shall concentrate on empirical studies of demand that have sought to identify the quantitative relationship between housing demand and its various determinants. These studies are of considerable practical importance because they provide the basis for forecasts of future housing requirements.
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In this chapter we shall concentrate on empirical studies of demand that have sought to identify the quantitative relationship between housing demand and its various determinants. These studies are of considerable practical importance because they provide the basis for forecasts of future housing requirements.
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Search, Hedonic Prices and Housing Demand
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1992The conventional model of the housing market does not take into account the search process for a suitable housing unit. Based on a dynamic search theory, this paper develops and estimates a truncated regression model of the rental housing market with stochastic and unobserved truncation points.
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Consumer Demand, Investment Demand and Housing Price Volatility
2013Considering the two characters of real estate: consumer attribute and investment attribute, the aggregate demand of real estate could be subdivided into consumer demand and investment demand. And in this paper, psychology expectation is quantified by gray prediction method, and then the real estate price model is established.
Jiejing Shen, Xuedong Liang, Cheng Luo
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Housing affordability, self-occupancy housing demand and housing price dynamics
Habitat International, 2013Abstract Classic theory suggests that the real estate market cycle reflects the consequences of an inherent self-correcting pattern. Previous studies found evidence showing the existence of two stochastic processes, serial correlation and mean reversion, in housing price dynamics.
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