
handle: 10419/25783 , 10355/2611
Abstract We analyze the effects of supply constraints on housing prices. For plausible parameterizations, loosening regulatory constraints in individual jurisdictions would have little effect on prices, while coordinated loosening across markets could have large price effects.
Bodennutzung, Immobilienpreis, housing supply and markets, regulatory policies, land use patterns, 330, ddc:330, R14, housing supply, regulatory policies, land use patterns, R38, R21, Immobilienmarkt, housing markets, Land use, Housing -- Prices, Housing Supply and Markets; Regulatory Policies; Land Use Patterns., Theorie, jel: jel:R21, jel: jel:R14, jel: jel:R38
Bodennutzung, Immobilienpreis, housing supply and markets, regulatory policies, land use patterns, 330, ddc:330, R14, housing supply, regulatory policies, land use patterns, R38, R21, Immobilienmarkt, housing markets, Land use, Housing -- Prices, Housing Supply and Markets; Regulatory Policies; Land Use Patterns., Theorie, jel: jel:R21, jel: jel:R14, jel: jel:R38
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