Real estate indicators and financial stability

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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The collected papers cover the following three aspects: First, research and experience related to real estate data collection, such as the acquisition of raw data and data collection standards; second, the experience in compiling real estate price indices, as well as methods for constructing real estate market indices in various countries, their application areas, and a comparison of their advantages and disadvantages; third, research findings on the relationship between real estate and finance, as well as the economy, including studies on the strong impact of real estate bubbles bursting on national finance and the economy, and the experiences of various countries in monitoring the real estate market. Overall, the collected papers are both theoretically profound and practically relevant to the development of the real estate market; they include both models for designing real estate indicators and practical experience in compiling indicators; they present views from policy-making departments such as central banks, as well as the latest findings from universities and independent research institutions; they summarize the lessons learned from the development of real estate markets in developed Western countries, while also reflecting the current state of real estate markets in emerging Asian economies. The collected papers hold significant research and reference value, making them an ideal reading and important reference for authors and those interested in the real estate market.