Transaction Costs in Housing Markets
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We review the literature on the effect of monetary transaction costs (e.g., stamp duties) in the ownership market, as well as nonmonetary transaction costs due to regulation in the rental market on residential moving behaviour. © 2012
- VU Research Institutes, Tinbergen Institute Netherlands
- Vrije Universiteit Brussel Belgium
- School of Business and Economics, Spatial Economics Netherlands
- University of Amsterdam Netherlands
- Tinbergen Institute Netherlands
Housing market, residential mobility, transaction costs, transaction taxes, rent control, Transaction costs, ddc:330, Welt, rent control, Housing market, R21, R23, SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities, transaction costs, Bibliometrie, Transaktionskosten, Soziale Wohnungspolitik, Taxation, transaction taxes, residential mobility, Wohnungswechsel, Regulated housing market, Residential mobility, jel: jel:R21, jel: jel:R23
Housing market, residential mobility, transaction costs, transaction taxes, rent control, Transaction costs, ddc:330, Welt, rent control, Housing market, R21, R23, SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities, transaction costs, Bibliometrie, Transaktionskosten, Soziale Wohnungspolitik, Taxation, transaction taxes, residential mobility, Wohnungswechsel, Regulated housing market, Residential mobility, jel: jel:R21, jel: jel:R23
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