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House Prices at Different Stages of the Buying/Selling Process Presentation to the Ottawa Group Meeting 2011 Presentation to the Ottawa Group Meeting 2011 in Wellington, New Zealand Shimizu,C., K.Nishimura and T.Watanabe May 5, 2011


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House Prices at Different Stages of the Buying/Selling Process

Presentation to the Ottawa Group Meeting 2011

  • Presentation to the Ottawa Group Meeting 2011

in Wellington, New Zealand

Shimizu,C., K.Nishimura and T.Watanabe May 5, 2011

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Purpose of the paper

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Key research question

Are house prices different depending on the stages of the buying/selling process?

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Data

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Four prices from three datasets

Three datasets for the prices of condominiums traded in Tokyo, 200512009: %

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Timeline of P1,P2,P3 and P4

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Timing of events in real estate transaction process Real estate price information

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(P4) 15.5 weeks 5.5 weeks

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Price distributions

Figure 3: Price densities for P1, P2, P3, and P4

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7$77 7$7/ 7$7 #$/7 #$9/ /$77 /$/ /$/7 /$9/ 8$77 8$/ 8$/7 8$9/ 9$77 9$/ 9$/7 9$9/ 5$77 5$/ 5$/7 5$9/ 6$77 6$/ 6$/7 6$9/ 7$77 7$/ 7$/7

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Figure 4: Density functions for the house attributes : Floor Space

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7$77 7$7/ 7$7 7$/ 7 7 !7 #7 /7 87 97 57 67 77 7 7 !7 #7 /7 87 97 57 67 77 7 7 !7 #7 /7

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square meters

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Empirical method

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Two methods for quality adjustment 1. Intersection approach

A : " $& $ A & $ $

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Results1:Intersection Approach

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7$77 7$7/ 7$7 7$/ #$/ /$5 9$7 5$! 6$/

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Figure 7. Quantile1Quantile Plot

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Results2:Hedonic Approach

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Quantile hedonic approach

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Quantile hedonic approach

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Distance to the nearest station

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C7$777 C7$7775 C7$7778 C7$777# C7$777 C7$777 C7$77775 ?# ;3.

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Quantile hedonic approach:

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Intercept

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Floor space

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8 7$7 7$7/ 7$75 7$ 7$# 7$9 7$ 7$! 7$8 7$6 7$! 7$!/ 7$!5 7$# 7$## 7$#9 7$/ 7$/! 7$/8 7$/6 7$8 7$8/ 7$85 7$9 7$9# 7$99 7$5 7$5! 7$58 7$56 7$6 7$6/ 7$65 7$7 7$7/ 7$75 7$ 7$# 7$9 7$ 7$! 7$8 7$6 7$! 7$!/ 7$!5 7$# 7$## 7$#9 7$/ 7$/! 7$/8 7$/6 7$8 7$8/ 7$85 7$9 7$9# 7$99 7$5 7$5! 7$58 7$56 7$6 7$6/ 7$65 C7$7!/ C7$7! C7$7/ C7$7 C7$7/ C7$7 C7$77/ 7 7$7 7$7/ 7$75 7$ 7$# 7$9 7$ 7$! 7$8 7$6 7$! 7$!/ 7$!5 7$# 7$## 7$#9 7$/ 7$/! 7$/8 7$/6 7$8 7$8/ 7$85 7$9 7$9# 7$99 7$5 7$5! 7$58 7$56 7$6 7$6/ 7$65

Age of building

? ? ?! ?# C7$777 C7$7775 C7$7778 C7$777# C7$777 C7$777 C7$77775 C7$77778 C7$7777# C7$7777 7 7$7 7$7/ 7$75 7$ 7$# 7$9 7$ 7$! 7$8 7$6 7$! 7$!/ 7$!5 7$# 7$## 7$#9 7$/ 7$/! 7$/8 7$/6 7$8 7$8/ 7$85 7$9 7$9# 7$99 7$5 7$5! 7$58 7$56 7$6 7$6/ 7$65

Distance to the nearest station

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Differences between price distributions

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Decompose of distribution

A We calculate the distribution of :

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(a) Coefficient differences

Coefficient differences:

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Variables differences

Variables differences:

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Total differences

Total differences:

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Figure 10: Decomposition of density differences: 1 . 4

7$7 7$/ 7$7 7$/

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C7$7 C7$/ C7$7 C7$7/ 7$77 7$7/ #$9 #$6 /$ /$ /$# /$8 /$5 8$7 8$ 8$! 8$/ 8$9 8$6 9$7 9$ 9$# 9$8 9$5 9$6 5$ 5$! 5$/ 5$9 5$5 6$7 6$ 6$# 6$8 6$9 6$6 7$ 7$! 7$/ 7$8 7$5 $7 $ $# $/

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Figure 10: Decomposition of density differences: P2 . P4

7$7 7$/ 7$7 7$/

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C7$7 C7$/ C7$7 C7$7/ 7$77 7$7/ #$9 #$6 /$ /$ /$# /$8 /$5 8$7 8$ 8$! 8$/ 8$9 8$6 9$7 9$ 9$# 9$8 9$5 9$6 5$ 5$! 5$/ 5$9 5$5 6$7 6$ 6$# 6$8 6$9 6$6 7$ 7$! 7$/ 7$8 7$5 $7 $ $# $/

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Figure 10: Decomposition of density differences: P3 . P4

7$7 7$/ 7$7 7$/

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C7$7 C7$/ C7$7 C7$7/ 7$77 7$7/ #$9 #$6 /$ /$ /$# /$8 /$5 8$7 8$ 8$! 8$/ 8$9 8$6 9$7 9$ 9$# 9$8 9$5 9$6 5$ 5$! 5$/ 5$9 5$5 6$7 6$ 6$# 6$8 6$9 6$6 7$ 7$! 7$/ 7$8 7$5 $7 $ $# $/

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Figure 7c. Quantile1Quantile Plot for Quality Adjusted Prices ?vs ?# ?vs ?#

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Main findings

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Additional question

An important question to be asked is whether the deviations differ depending on whether the housing market is in a downturn or in an upturn ?

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Hedonic Indices of 1 and 2

7$/ 7$7 7$/

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!7 7$77 7$7/ 7$7 77/79 77/7 7787 7787# 77879 7787 7797 7797# 77979 7797 7757 7757# 77579 7757 7767 7767# 77679 7767

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Price Ratio between 1 and 2

7$69/ 7$657 7$65/ 7$667 7$66/

ice ratio !

7$6/7 7$6// 7$687 7$68/ 7$697 200507 200510 200601 200604 200607 200610 200701 200704 200707 200710 200801 200804 200807 200810 200901 200904 200907 200910

Price rat

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Interval between 1 and 2

!/ #7 #/ /7 // 87 7$697 7$69/ 7$657 7$65/ 7$667 7$66/

nterval [days] rice ratio !

87 8/ 97 9/ 57 7$6/7 7$6// 7$687 7$68/ 7$697 200507 200510 200601 200604 200607 200610 200701 200704 200707 200710 200801 200804 200807 200810 200901 200904 200907 200910

Interva Price ra

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Additional findings

$ =? $ $ & =P =P February 2009two months earlier =P$ !$ &" G" four months before =P $

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Source: National Statistician’s Review of House Price Statistics,UK2010

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Figure 2: Intervals between events in the house buying/selling process

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days

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Timeline of P1,P2,P3 and P4

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Timing of events in real estate transaction process Real estate price information

10 weeks

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1 3++,)-. & +

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& 3+ &" 3+ & >"

(P4) 15.5 weeks 5.5 weeks

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Figure 5: Densities for relative prices

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Figure 4: Density functions for the house attributes: Building Age

7$/ 7$7 7$/

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7$77 7$7/ 7$7 7$/ 7 / 7 / 7 / !7 !/ #7 #/ /7 // 87 8/

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years

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Quality adjustment

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F p F p z u z dz F p F p z u z dz

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F p F p F p z F p z u z dz F p z u z u z dz

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Kolmogorov1Smirnov test

1statistic 1value Number of observations

1 vs. 4 0.2016 0.000 155,347 for 1 and 58,949 for 4 2 vs. 4 0.1885 0.000 155,347 for 2 and 58,949 for 4 vs. 0.0432 0.000 122,547 for and 58,949 for

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3 vs. 4 0.0432 0.000 122,547 for 3 and 58,949 for 4 1 vs. 4 0.0584 0.000 14,890 for 1 and 14,890 for 4 2 vs. 4 0.0441 0.000 14,890 for 2 and 14,890 for 4 3 vs. 4 0.0303 0.000 22,613 for 3 and 22,613 for 4

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Table 4: Goodness1of1Fit Tests

1 1value Number of observations 1 vs. 4 0.2016 0.000 155,347 for 1 and 2 vs. 4 0.1885 0.000 155,347 for 2 and 3 vs. 4 0.0432 0.000 122,547 for 3 and

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1 vs. 4 0.0584 0.000 14,890 for 1 and 14,890 2 vs. 4 0.0441 0.000 14,890 for 2 and 14,890 3 vs. 4 0.0303 0.000 26,496 for 3 and 26,496 1 vs. 4 0.0676 0.000 50,000 for 1 and 50,000 2 vs. 4 0.0535 0.000 50,000 for 2 and 50,000 3 vs. 4 0.0199 0.000 50,000 for 3 and 50,000 " ! !