Atypicality and the Natural Vacancy Rate Hypothesis
G. Donald Jud and
James Frew
Real Estate Economics, 1990, vol. 18, issue 3, 294-301
Abstract:
This paper formulates and tests a model of rent change based on the natural vacancy rate hypothesis. It incorporates the Haurin [6] hypothesis in which the natural rate for particular units is determined by their atypicality. Estimates of the model indicate a natural rate of 6.5%. However, the rate is shown to vary systematically across individual units: the more atypical an apartment unit, the higher the natural rate.
Date: 1990
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