The dynamics of the housing market have been the subject of study and modelling for several decades (including: Muth, 1963; Ozanne, Thibodeau, 1983; Stiglitz, 1993; Green, Malpezzi and Mayo, 2005). The contingent relationships between the property market and micro and macroeconomic situations are particularly interesting. Studies were carried out by Di Pasquale and Wheaton (1996), with reference to the office property market and the correlation with the construction industry. The model has been adopted in this study, but applied to the residential property market in a medium size city located in southern Italy. The aim includes both the reading of the historical past ten years, with a dynamic approach to the problem, as well as a predictive application of the model for the near future (2013-2015).
Dynamic Analysis of the Property Market in the City of Avellino (Italy)
MANGANELLI, BENEDETTO;
2013-01-01
Abstract
The dynamics of the housing market have been the subject of study and modelling for several decades (including: Muth, 1963; Ozanne, Thibodeau, 1983; Stiglitz, 1993; Green, Malpezzi and Mayo, 2005). The contingent relationships between the property market and micro and macroeconomic situations are particularly interesting. Studies were carried out by Di Pasquale and Wheaton (1996), with reference to the office property market and the correlation with the construction industry. The model has been adopted in this study, but applied to the residential property market in a medium size city located in southern Italy. The aim includes both the reading of the historical past ten years, with a dynamic approach to the problem, as well as a predictive application of the model for the near future (2013-2015).I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
