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Tekijä:Savenkov, Anthony
Työn nimi:Ranking European Union countries on their long-term prospects for housing price growth: a composite index
Julkaisutyyppi:Diplomityö
Julkaisuvuosi:2016
Sivut:(4) + 69 s. + liitt. 20      Kieli:   eng
Koulu/Laitos/Osasto:Insinööritieteiden korkeakoulu
Oppiaine:Real Estate Investment and Finance   (M3009)
Valvoja:Falkenbach, Heidi
Ohjaaja:Falkenbach, Heidi
Elektroninen julkaisu: http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:aalto-201606172615
Sijainti:P1 Ark Aalto  4141   | Arkisto
Avainsanat:real estate index
cross-border real estate investment
housing price movement
housing inflation
European Union house prices
dwelling price growth prospects
Tiivistelmä (eng):A conceptual model - in the form of composite index - is put forward to highlight the comparative inflation potential of national, residential real estate markets of the European Union.

The composite index is formed from a suite of economic, demographic, sociological, and environmental variables.
They are drawn from the literature as the best indicators of long-term, aggregate housing price growth for the given context.

The variables proposed are: future economic growth; future population growth; future population youthfulness; super-normal infrastructure investment; future mortgage growth; latent demand; future climate; supply inelasticity; and cyclical undervaluation.

These variables are represented in the composite index by datasets from, respectively: The Atlas of Economic Complexity; United Nations World Population Prospects; Eurostat Europop; European Commission Structural Investment Funding allocation; European Mortgage Federation Hypostat (outstanding loans to disposable income); Eurostat SILC (adults living with parents), and World Bank annual remittance data; Meldelsohn et al.
(2000); Nordregio Mountain Areas in Europe, and Eurostat Land Cover (water and wetlands); and the OECD Analytical House Price Database (index price to income ratio).

The results indicate differences between countries in their profile for prospective long-term price growth.
"Emerging" and "peripheral" countries dominate the high rankings.
When compared against countries' current average dwelling price, the results imply long term price convergence.
ED:2016-07-17
INSSI tietueen numero: 54045
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