Real estate listings and their usefulness for hedonic regressions

Jens Kolbe; Rainer Schulz; Martin Wersing; Axel Werwatz

Empirical Economics · 2021-01-13 · Issue: 2021-12
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Evidence limits: Berlin data from 2007–2015 and one major listing platform; sample selection and implicit-price differences matter; results do not justify a universal asking-price discount or validate a new automated valuation service.
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