This paper uses data on nearly a million homes sold in four metropolitan areas — Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas and San Francisco — to construct quarterly indexes of existing home prices between 1970 and 1986. We propose and apply a new method of constructing such indexes which we call the method of constructing such indexes which we call the weighted repeat sales method (WRS). We believe the results give an accurate picture of the actual rate of appreciation in home prices in the four cities. The paper explains the construction of the index, discusses the results and compares them with the National Association of Realtors data on the median price of existing single family homes for the period 1981-1986
discussing issues relating to the longitudinal measurement of housing prices. In that paper it was s...
This paper develops a new methodology for constructing a real estate price index that utilizes all t...
This paper compares housing price indices estimated using three models with several sets of property...
This paper uses data on nearly a million homes sold in four metropolitan areas -- Atlanta, Chicago, ...
Studies of real estate markets have long been hamstrung by the lack of reliable information on the f...
Research background: There are several methods to construct a price index for infrequently traded re...
Several studies of housing price trends recommend combining statistical analysis to repeat sales of ...
The trend in house prices is of importance to governments, financial institutions and households. Ho...
Repeat sales price estimators are designed to infer price indexes of infrequently sold and unstandar...
This paper presents the Sale Price Appraisal Ratio (SPAR) method for constructing house price indexe...
Repeat sales techniques are a common approach for modeling house prices. This methodology presumes t...
This paper describes the development of a house price index that has been introduced in May 2005 in ...
Weighted repeat sales house price indices have become one of the primary indicators used to identify...
Researchers since the early 1960s have constructed constant-quality price indices (CQIs) for single-...
Do house price indices behave differently depending on their estimation methods? If so, to what exte...
discussing issues relating to the longitudinal measurement of housing prices. In that paper it was s...
This paper develops a new methodology for constructing a real estate price index that utilizes all t...
This paper compares housing price indices estimated using three models with several sets of property...
This paper uses data on nearly a million homes sold in four metropolitan areas -- Atlanta, Chicago, ...
Studies of real estate markets have long been hamstrung by the lack of reliable information on the f...
Research background: There are several methods to construct a price index for infrequently traded re...
Several studies of housing price trends recommend combining statistical analysis to repeat sales of ...
The trend in house prices is of importance to governments, financial institutions and households. Ho...
Repeat sales price estimators are designed to infer price indexes of infrequently sold and unstandar...
This paper presents the Sale Price Appraisal Ratio (SPAR) method for constructing house price indexe...
Repeat sales techniques are a common approach for modeling house prices. This methodology presumes t...
This paper describes the development of a house price index that has been introduced in May 2005 in ...
Weighted repeat sales house price indices have become one of the primary indicators used to identify...
Researchers since the early 1960s have constructed constant-quality price indices (CQIs) for single-...
Do house price indices behave differently depending on their estimation methods? If so, to what exte...
discussing issues relating to the longitudinal measurement of housing prices. In that paper it was s...
This paper develops a new methodology for constructing a real estate price index that utilizes all t...
This paper compares housing price indices estimated using three models with several sets of property...