We introduce the first publicly available data set of constant‐quality house price indices for
counties, ZIP codes and census tracts in the United States, at an annual frequency, over a …

We examine how dimensions of information technology (IT) strategy affect the performance
of young businesses, as well as dynamics as they age. Drawing from lifecycle theory and …

Locations and sizes of settlements within regions often exhibit a self-organized central place
pattern, where larger settlements are encircled by smaller ones, with the former more set …

Leveraging high-dimensional variable selection methods, we show the textual information
provided in real estate agents' remarks about a property can be used to address spatial and …

Descriptive statistics that are easy to generate and interpret are central to policy decision
making. The GINI coefficient and the coefficient of variation are used widely when assessing …

This paper considers Lavalette's function and its applicability to district house price-earnings
ratios. Drawing on work in the urban scaling literature and Zipf's law, in conjunction with …

We study the effect of housing leverage, measured using the loan‐to‐value (LTV) ratio, on
homeowners' retirement decisions. We find that in general, elevated LTV ratios delay …

This paper sets out to consider how a simple and easy-to-estimate power-law exponent can
be used by policymakers to assess changes in economic inequalities, where the data can …

Convergence among regions to long-run, non-zero income differentials is predicted by
mainstream and alternative spatial theories. A variety of convergence, considered by Sala-i …

I examine whether housing cost growth predicts regional innovation. Rising housing costs
could boost innovation by providing entrepreneurs more home equity to borrow against …