Wisconsin-Madison CULER working papers

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95-02: Who Never Trades Down? An Empirical Analysis of Elderly Housing Behavior

James D. Shilling, Isaac F. Megbolugbe and J. Sa-Aadu

95-01: Appraisal Quality and Residential Mortgage Default

Stephen Malpezzi

94-20: The Cost of Having Less than Fully Integrated Commercial Mortgage Markets During the 1980’s

James D. Shilling, J. Sa-Aadu and George Wang

94-19: Liquidity Constrained Rental Households, and the Pricing of Rental Housing Contracts

James D. Shilling, John Benjamin and Kenneth Lusht

94-18: Modeling Multifamily Residential Construction: Finding and Explaining "Underbuilt" Markets

Stephen Malpezzi

94-17: The Price Elasticity of Supply of New Housing in the U.S. and the United Kingdom

Stephen Malpezzi and Duncan Maclennan

94-16: Taxes and the Capital Structure of Partnerships, REIT’s, and Other Related Entities

James D. Shilling

94-15: Commercial Mortgage Default: Its Causes and Cures

Kerry Vandell

94-14: The Disposition of Troubled Construction Projects

Shilling James D.

94-13: Retail Compatibility in Regional Shopping Centers

Shilling James D. and Mark J. Eppli

94-12: Is the United States Harmed by Overinvesting in Housing?

Richard Green

94-11: Market Factors Affecting Spacial Heterogeneity Among Urban Neighborhoods

Kerry Vandell

94-10: Wisconsin Metropolitan Housing Markets: Some Simple Comparisons to Other Metro Areas

Stephen Malpezzi

94-09: Developing Confidence Intervals for Office Market Forecasts

Richard Green, Walter Barnes and Stephen Malpezzi

94-08: Housing Prices, Externalities, and Regulation in U.S. Metropolitan Areas

Stephen Malpezzi

94-07: A Model Design for a Developing Country Housing Market Study

Stephen Malpezzi and Stephen K. Mayo

94-06: Two Stylized Housing Questionnaires

Stephen Malpezzi

94-05: Measuring the Benefits of Homeowning: Effects on Children

Richard Green and Michelle J. White

94-04: How Ruthless is Mortgage Default? Prepared under contract with Fannie Mae

Kerry Vandell

94-03: "Getting the Incentives Right:" A Reply to Robert-Jan Baken and Jan Van Der Linden

Stephen Malpezzi

94-02: Welfare Analysis of Rent Control with Side Payments: A Natural Experiment in Cairo, Egypt

Stephen Malpezzi

94-01: Empirical Analysis of the Influence of Below-Market Initial Interest Rates on Adjustable-Rate Mortgages

Richard Green and James D. Shilling

93-09: Modeling Dynamic Relationships Between Mortgage and Capital Markets

Jarjisu Sa-Aadu, James D. Shilling and George Wang

93-08: An Examination of the Behavior of Mortgage Interest Rates

Jarjisu Sa-Aadu, James D. Shilling and George Wand

93-07: The Economics of Architecture: An Updated Look at the Boston Office Market and an Examination of the "Flight to Quality" Hypothesis

Kerry Vandell and Timothy J. Riddiough

93-06: Rethinking African Housing Policy During a Period of Structural Adjustment

Stephen Malpezzi and J. Sa-Aadu

93-05: Large-Scale Shopping Center Development Opportunities

James D. Shilling and Mark J. Eppli

93-04: Can New York and Los Angeles Learn from Kumasi and Bangalore? A Comparison of Costs and Benefits of Rent Control

Stephen Malpezzi

93-03: The Evaluation of Pass-through Mortgage-Backed Securities

James D. Shilling and C. F. Sirmans

93-02: The Cost of Home Mortgage Credit During the 1980s

James D. Shilling and A. Quang Do

93-01: Urban Regulations and the Price of Land and Housing in Korea

Richard Green, Stephen Malpezzi and Kerry Vandell

92-08: Demographic Factors and Real House Prices

Richard Green and Patric Hendershott

92-07: Urban Housing Markets and Policy: International Lessons for Vietnam

Stephen Malpezzi

92-06: Toward a Secondary Commercial Mortgage Market: Standardization and Credit Risk Evaluation Issues

Kerry Vandell, Walter Barnes, James D. Shilling and Richard Green

92-05: Measurement Error in FRC/NCREIF Returns on Real Estate

James D. Shilling

92-04: Measuring the Urban Policy Environment: An Exploratory Analysis Using Rent Controls

Stephen Malpezzi and Gwendolyn Ball

92-03: Cross Country Comparisons of Rent Controls andMarket Outcomes: An Exploratory Analysis

Stephen Malpezzi and Gwendolyn Ball

92-02: Retail Store Location and Market Analysis: A Review of the Research

Kerry Vandell and Charles C. Carter

92-01: A Contingent Claims Model of Commercial Mortgages Utilizing an Estimated Default Function

Kerry Vandell, Walter Barnes and Eric T. Sondergeld

91-04: Evaluating the Performance of GNMA Mutual Funds

Richard Green, John S. Howe and James D. Shilling

91-03: Business versus Real Estate Value in Shopping Mall Valuation: A Critical Examination

Kerry Vandell

91-02: Do Teaser-Rate Adjustable-Rate Mortgages Make Owner Occupied Housing More Affordable?

Richard Green and James D. Shilling

91-01: Commercial Mortgage Defaults: Proportional Hazards Estimation Using Disaggregate Pooled Data

Kerry Vandell, Walter Barnes, David Hartzell, Dennis Kraft and William Wendt