18 eredmény a kulcsszóra: 'real estate'
Certain professional activities related to real estate transactions, namely in the framework of trade in real estate (sale and barter) are carried out by the real estate agent,
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The macroeconomics of the real estate market II.: A dynamic model (DiPasquale – Wheaton Ch. In this model, prices and stock of real estate (construction) are the
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The inventory of the whole real estate and land property which represents the definite part of the national economy is the Unified Land and Real Estate
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The effect of a persistent demand shock on the housing stock... The effect of a persistent demand
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The effect of a persistent demand shock on the housing stock.. The effect of a persistent
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Faculty of Social Sciences, Eötvös Loránd University Budapest (ELTE) Department of Economics, Eötvös Loránd University Budapest.. Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy
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2. Hedonic regression: a statistics- based explanation of real estate prices.. How is the value of real estates determined?.. How much are real estates worth?.. • Determining
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• Explained, endogenous variable: rent price, house price, quantity of newly built houses and housing stock.. The 4-quadrant model of the real estate
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Should the government choose to make market-friendly decisions to support those debtors who cannot pay their mortgage loans, house prices could rise from their trough,
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• If the cost of transportion of raw materials to processing plant is significant, towns will come into existence near the resources. Only 15% of the sugar cane will be sugar
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• If the cost of transportion of raw materials to processing plant is significant, towns will come into existence near the resources. Only 15% of the sugar cane will be sugar
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• Estimated turnover of all the shops in the neighbourhood - estimated value of consumption in the neighbourhood = potential capacity in the neighbourhood. •
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The bid-rent curve of office firms is negatively sloped because as we move away from centre the cost of travel for information exchange increases... • The building density
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6 Piet Eichholtz, Nils Kok, John Quigley: Why Do Companies Rent Green?. Real Property and Corporate
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The bid-rent curve of office firms is negatively sloped because as we move away from centre the cost of travel for information exchange increases!. The curve is concave
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house price, quantity of newly built houses and housing stock.. The 4-quadrant model of the real
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• The demand for housing space (D) depends on an exogenous demand-shifting factor (N, e.g. number of clerks working in the office market) and (negatively) on the
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Piet Eichholtz, Nils Kok, John Quigley: Why Do Companies Rent Green. Real Property and Corporate
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