Dynamic Linkages Among U.S. Real Estate SectorsBefore and After the Housing Crisis
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2019-02
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Finance and Economics
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Finance and Economics
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Yunus, N. (2019). Dynamic linkages among U.S. real estate sectors before and after the housing crisis. Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 58(2), 264-289. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11146-017-9639-7
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Abstract
This study explores the dynamic nature of linkages among seven key real estate sectors which include residential, health, lodging-resort, storage, office, retail, and industrial. Long-run results reveal evidence of increased integration and contagion across the real estate sectors in the wake of the housing crisis. Short-run analyses suggest bi-directional causality and indicate that shocks to one real estate sector have a much more severe and persistent impact on other real estate sectors during the post-crisis period in comparison to the pre-crisis period. Finally, ripple effects are observed across the real estate sectors with shocks emanating from the "dominant" residential sector and spilling over to other real estate sectors