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“…Our approach both builds from and extends prior literature on mortgage simulation and other relevant studies (Bogdon and Can 1997;Duca and Rosenthal 1994;Galster, Aron, and Reeder 1999;Gyourko and Tracy 1999;Herbert 1995;Linneman and Megbolugbe 1992;Zorn 1989). In a recent paper, Calhoun and Stark spoke of "synthetic loan underwriting simulations as studies determining the number of households that would qualify to purchase a home under various mortgage assumptions" (1997,(3)(4).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Our approach both builds from and extends prior literature on mortgage simulation and other relevant studies (Bogdon and Can 1997;Duca and Rosenthal 1994;Galster, Aron, and Reeder 1999;Gyourko and Tracy 1999;Herbert 1995;Linneman and Megbolugbe 1992;Zorn 1989). In a recent paper, Calhoun and Stark spoke of "synthetic loan underwriting simulations as studies determining the number of households that would qualify to purchase a home under various mortgage assumptions" (1997,(3)(4).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…While house price indexes have become increasingly available for metropolitan areas (Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), Case-Shiller-Weiss), they are not useful for a focused examination of housing supply. Gyourko and Linneman (1993) and Gyourko and Tracy (1999) complement our work by comparing the distribution of real house prices and incomes over time as a way of measuring the discrepancy between house price changes and income changes. While this big-picture view is instructive, it is not related to the spatial approach taken here.…”
Section: Affordabilitymentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Gyourko and Tracy (1999) apply this type of estimator to house values from the American Housing Survey to investigate changes in housing affordability between 1974 and 1997. They focus on house prices in the tails of the house‐price distribution, the 10th and 90th percentiles.…”
Section: Quantile Regressionmentioning
confidence: 99%