Markets at work : dynamics of the residential real estate market in Hong Kong / B. Renaud, F. Pretorius and B. Pasadilla.

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Renaud, Bertrand, 1939-

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TextSeries: Book collections on Project MUSE | UPCC book collections on Project MUSE. Archive Political Science and Policy Studies Foundation.Publication details: Hong Kong : Hong Kong University Press, ©1997.Description: 1 online resource (xiv, 120 pages) : illustrations, color mapContent type:

text

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9789882202207
9882202209

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Residential real estate market in Hong Kong

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Markets at work.DDC classification:

333.33/22 22

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HD943.2 .R46 1997eb

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Table of Contents; List of Illustrations; List of Tables; Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. The Hong Kong Economy and Real Estate Sector: An Overview; 3. The Pricing and Allocation of Space in Hong Kong (Quadrant 1); 4. Valuation and Dynamics of Housing Prices (Quadrant 2); 5. Supply Response and Real Estate Development (Quadrant 3); 6. The Stock Adjustment Process in Hong Kong (Quadrant 4); 7. Use of the FDW Model to Interpret Policy Events; 8. Looking Ahead; References; Index; Map: The Territory of Hong Kong.

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In: Digital Editions from Hong Kong University PressSummary: The real estate economy of Hong Kong is one of the most dynamic and sophisticated in the world, and has contributed greatly to the spectacular development of this vibrant city. More importantly, at a time of rapid globalization of the world economy, it is possibly the best model of the behaviour of an advanced real estate industry operating in an open economy. Hong Kong is therefore of interest to analysts and policymakers everywhere, not least because of Hong Kong's political reintegration with China in 1997. With this in mind, the authors have managed to capture the key economic features of the private residential real estate market in Hong Kong in this compact volume. They have identified and highlighted critical institutions that contribute to the success and economic factors which shape the dynamics of all sectors of the real estate industry in Hong Kong. This book is essential reading for market analysts, policymakers, students and international readers with an interest in comparative analysis of real estate markets and institutions.' Professor Anthony Walker, Centre for Real Estate and Urban Economics, The University of Hong Kong.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 109-112) and index.

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The real estate economy of Hong Kong is one of the most dynamic and sophisticated in the world, and has contributed greatly to the spectacular development of this vibrant city. More importantly, at a time of rapid globalization of the world economy, it is possibly the best model of the behaviour of an advanced real estate industry operating in an open economy. Hong Kong is therefore of interest to analysts and policymakers everywhere, not least because of Hong Kong's political reintegration with China in 1997. With this in mind, the authors have managed to capture the key economic features of the private residential real estate market in Hong Kong in this compact volume. They have identified and highlighted critical institutions that contribute to the success and economic factors which shape the dynamics of all sectors of the real estate industry in Hong Kong. This book is essential reading for market analysts, policymakers, students and international readers with an interest in comparative analysis of real estate markets and institutions.' Professor Anthony Walker, Centre for Real Estate and Urban Economics, The University of Hong Kong.

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