Titlebook: Hot Property; The Housing Market i Rob Nijskens,Melanie Lohuis,Willem Heeringa Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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In the Age of Cities: The Impact of Urbanisation on House Prices and Affordabilityper explores how these trends, the growing diversity of household types and demands, and the development of residential real estate as a mainstream investment sector impact the housing market in major cities. These factors are contributing, in many cities, to rising house prices, affordable housing

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Tackling London’s Housing Crisisand rents rising rapidly, with more than a quarter of Londoners living in poverty once housing costs are taken into account. Tackling London’s housing crisis will be a marathon and not a sprint, with a need to build 66,000 homes every year for the next 25?years. In order to meet housing need the maj

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The Housing Market in Major Dutch Citiesrecht and Rotterdam, are witnessing stronger house price rises than the rest of the Netherlands. Despite signs of overheating in the large urban housing markets, there is no credit-driven bubble in cities as yet. Spiraling house prices in the cities are mainly attributable to scarcity pricing: ongoi

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Regional House Price Differences: Drivers and Riskstions in large cities can amplify macroeconomic fluctuations and impair financial stability. Price rises in cities tend to be persistent, and since urban areas tend to attract speculative buyers, house price reversals may be larger there. Externalities from such developments can be significant when

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A Tale of Two Cities: Is Overvaluation a Capital Issue?t. In many countries, house price movements in major cities such as the capital are more extreme and often seem to lead the rest of the country. This chapter therefore proposes a framework for analysing prices at a regional level, with an application to London illustrating its leading role and the r

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Some Brief Thoughts on Housing Supply and PolicyI elucidate the key interactions between supply and demand that generate macroeconomic problems and lack of affordability, and emphasize the distinction between short run and long run housing supply. My main conclusions are not new: policymakers should be aware of the Tinbergen rule. We should use m

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The Smouldering Issueion of the social rental sector and stimulation of the market sector had gained the upper hand. At this moment, the housing market of Amsterdam has become overheated. Homes are increasingly more unaffordable for low and middle income households. More and more groups that previously had easy access t