A continuous spatio-temporal model for house prices in the USA

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Márcio Poletti Laurini
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[1] FEARP-USP,Department of Economics
[2] CNPQ, FEARP
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The Annals of Regional Science | 2017年 / 58卷
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C11; C21; C33;
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We revisit the studies on the evolution of house prices in the USA using a spatio-temporal model estimated using a Bayesian method. This method introduces a new specification of an error correction model with random effects measured continuously in space. This model allows observing the deviations from the co-integration relationship in each analyzed location and a clearer interpretation of the house price dynamics between 1975 and 2011 for 381 metropolitan areas in the USA. The results indicate the presence of a housing price cycle, consistent with the patterns observed in the analyzed period.
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