... Landon Lane J Courtemanche C Foreclosures data from within Great Depression on Great Depression changes in output by sector during Home Owners’ Loan Corporation HOLC Home ownership US housing bubble 1920s real estate market securitization mortgage debt foreclosures You can have any kind...

...This chapter describes major structures built from 1920 to 1934, which were dominated by towers that resulted from an explosive real estate market that challenged code restrictions on height and that took fuller advantage of powered construction and circulation. The height restrictions imposed...

...This chapter describes the impact of the Great Depression on the Chicago real estate market. The gravity of the Depression can be understood by what was not built. For instance, Walter Ahlschlager had planned a massive complex of office towers, showrooms, lodging, and leisure facilities known...

... estate market Evidence shows that housing prices are positively serially correlated in the short run, or autocorrelated, but negatively serially correlated in the long run, or mean-reverting (Case and Shiller 1989 ; Abraham and Hendershott 1996 ; Chinloy, Cho, and Megbolugbe 1996 ; Capozza...

..., the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) turned to capitalist development to bolster its legitimacy. The chapter details how the CCP first relied on cheap labor and then land-driven development following the 1994 fiscal recentralization reform and the 1998 real estate market reform. It tracks the shift of the CCP...

... of the land of England from institutional to private hands, and the throwing of it upon the private real-estate market, profoundly affected the whole evolution of English landed society until the end of the nineteenth century and later. The year 1540 was also about the time when the Tudor state had reached...

... in terms of the economic status of their residents. The chapter expounds on the development of Gangnam, which included the development of the Han River. The speed of land transformation and housing construction in the state-managed Gangnam development project triggered issues in the real estate market...

... on offer on the real estate market through its notorious redlining program and establishment of a major secondary mortgage market. property values American property law system colonization Native land rights slavery abolition Black landownership race redlining program real estate market Race...

... and real estate markets (as in Southeast Asia prior to the Asian crisis) or the misallocation of funds due to subsidized state-directed capital allocation (as is currently occurring in the People’s Republic of China). If further credit expansion counteracts a crisis triggered by a preceding overinvestment...

... and migrant circuit which itself was a product of the coffee and cotton systems in the country. It looks at the collapse of Banquito and numerous other DC banks, along with the real estate market collapse in the DC area, pending changes in U.S. immigration law that threatened to deport illegal migrants in DC...

...This chapter discusses Tishman Speyer's purchase of Stuyvesant Town for $5.4 billion, which was so large that there was not a single bank or other investor able to make a loan of such a significant amount. It describes enthusiastic investors looking to cash in on the real-estate market that lent...

... in Srinivasan Sayee Stiff David Weiss Allan banks insurance U.S. housing market real estate market home prices housing bubble homeowners want to know: Is the current boom in home prices temporary? Is a crash possible? And if prices do fall, will they come back up fairly soon, or will they stay...

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...This chapter reviews studies on the factors behind China’s booming real estate market. It discusses the role of large state-owned enterprises that are directly controlled by the central government; the impact of the local political economy on land prices; and the volatility of house prices...