The financial crisis that followed the meltdown of the US subprime mortgage market and the
subsequent Great Recession were characterized by exceptionally large falls in house …

Since the 2008 global financial crisis, the study of real estate risks, bubbles and exuberance
has attracted a lot of attention, which is of great significance to the government, enterprises …

Balancing the housing supply structure is important for the healthy development of the real
estate market. China has invested considerable effort in improving the rental housing market …

Housing price-to-income and price-to-rent ratios are among the most widely monitored
indicators of housing market conditions. While these ratios tend to fluctuate around a …

This study examines contagion across equity and securitized real estate markets of Hong
Kong, US and UK during the global financial crisis by the Forbes–Rigobon, coskewness and …

The primary purpose of this study was to explore the predictive power of sentiment on three
market indicators (price, rent and transaction volume) in the housing market. Using an …

House prices fluctuate spatiotemporally and when influential changes from a region happen,
the effects spread out in space over time. Although many studies have introduced various …

The aim of this paper is to investigate the contagion across real estate markets of four
countries: Hong Kong, China, US and UK, during the financial tsunami in 2008. We use the …

We investigate the effect of higher house prices or rental costs on family size. We provide a
static model of a household's choice of family size assuming constant elasticity of …

This paper aims to investigate the contagion across European securitised real estate
markets during the European sovereign debt crisis by the Forbes–Rigobon test, the …