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Rwanda and Uganda helped rebels in Democratic Republic of Congo stage a major offensive in the east of the country last month, UN experts said in a report obtained by AFP on Monday.
Rwandan troops took part in the offensive by the M23 rebels who took the key city of Goma, while Uganda provided "logistics" support, said a report by the experts sent to the UN Security Council.
The experts said their new investigation "strongly upholds" previous accusations that the neighboring countries provided major backing to the rebels who routed government forces before withdrawing from Goma at the weekend under a ceasefire accord.
Rwanda and Uganda have strongly denied involvement in the new conflict in resource-rich eastern DR Congo.
M23 launched an offensive out of its stronghold near the DR Congo border with Rwanda in early November.
At the start of the offensive, the DR Congo army killed more than 40 rebels and Rwandan Defense Force (RDF) soldiers "many of whom wore RDF uniforms and carried weapons used by the RDF," said the report.
"When M23 progressed towards Goma on November 19, 2012, RDF units operated alongside M23 in combat at the airport and close to one of Goma's border posts into Rwanda," the experts added, quoting former rebels and sources in Rwanda and Uganda. - Sapa-AFP
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Your poem on the Use of Riches hath been just printed here, 1 and we have no objection but the obscurity of several passages by our ignorance in facts and persons, which make us lose abundance of the Satyr. Had the printer given me notice, I would have honestly printed the names at length, where I happened to know them; and writ explanatory notes, which however would have been but few, for my long absence hath made me ignorant of what passes out of the scene where I am.
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Bedrooms: 6/
Bathrooms: 5/
Sleeps: 21/
Type: Villa
Gorgeous, newly renovated Villa Madu is a secluded tropical paradise, on over 2000 sq meters (a half acre) of fern gardens, frangipani trees, and jungle, yet only 5 minutes walk to the main street in Ubud. A beautiful setting for a group retreat, family reunion, anniversary celebration, or an intimate wedding.
This unique property sleeps 4-20+ people comfortably, offering privacy when you need it and inviting common areas when you are feeling sociable.
Luxuriate in your own Private Swimming Pool just steps away, with an upper wading and soaking pool with water that cascades down to the larger infinity pool below. In the mornings you may see the beautiful Java Kingfisher whiz by with his brilliant blue feathers and bright red beak, and at night you may see the little flashing green tail lights of the fireflies in the bamboo groves all around you.
***Villa Madu
Sleeps 8+
offers 2 master suites and an additional room with an antique day bed that converts to a charming sleeping space with it's own bath for 2 at night. The villa has 3.5 bathrooms, a large fully equipped kitchen, dining table that seats 10 to 12, and the Media Room with a 47" flat screen TV, satellite service, large DVD library, and plenty of books and periodicals to read during your stay.
***Two Antique Teak Wood Cabins
Sleeps 5
Descend the 30 stone steps into the cool ravine to arrive at the grass thatched teak wood entry way for the 2 bungalows. You will feel miles away from everything in your own private jungle cabin. Bungalow Jahe has a queen size bed, a quaint alcove with 2 single futons and a small kitchen. Bungalow Jeruk has a four poster double bed. Both cabins together sleep up to 5.
***Vanilla Cottage (optional)
Sleeps 2
A self-contained one-bedroom one bath cottage with private garden and kitchenette, Vanilla Cottage is available for larger groups. The cottage can be booked together with the villa and two bungalows for a total of 6 bedrooms and 6.5 baths.
***Rumah Maduluna (optional)
Sleeps 6+
Newly built in an eclectic style, this 2 bedroom 2 bath house features antique Indonesian furnishings and modern conveniences. Downstairs bedroom adjoins the large master bath with outdoor views and terrazzo tub. Upstairs suite with large veranda overlooking the garden and jungle greenery on all sides.
You may decide to put away your phones and computers and just relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings, but whenever you need it, we have WIFI, which is unlimited and available throughout the property, and is included at no extra charge. And it is high speed - for Bali.
***Our Friendly Staff
Our full time staff of 6 is here to make your stay as pleasant and luxurious as possible.
With advance notice, Nurdi, our cook can prepare outstanding local or international cuisine for you if you want to eat at home. She uses locally grown, organic produce whenever possible, and depending on the season some of it comes from our own on-site gardens. She is equally talented with vegetarian or non-vegetarian selections, and can accommodate your dietary requirements. Indonesian, Thai or Indian cooking classes in our large, fully equipped kitchen can be arranged.
***Food Choices
Central Ubud is just minutes away, and offers your choice of many world class cafes and restaurants. Most of them will deliver if you want to stay home.
***Activities & Services -
If you feel the need to work out after one of Nurdi's sumptuous breakfasts, the popular Ubud Fitness Center is only 100 meters away and offers a full-service air-conditioned gym and racquetball court.
***Delicious full breakfasts included in rate the rate, as well as government tax and service, unlimited WiFi, free shuttle transportation within Ubud when available, and satellite TV service.
Private and personalized Spa Services available, including therapeutic massage arranged in suite by appointment
***Valet & Laundry Services
***24 Hour Security
***Bali coffee or tea and cookies (sometimes homemade) any time.
~WiFi (high speed for Bali)
~Satellite TV
~Drinking water, bali coffee, tea
~Ping Pong Table
~Projector and 2 Meter Screen
~Darts, Cards Against Humanity, Monopoly, Scrabble, Pictionary, Playing Cards
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***Transportation & Guides
Airport pick up, drop off and other transpiration.
For large groups a minibus can be organized.
Day trips can be booked with optional guides that speak English, French, German, Spanish, Indonesian & Malay, Russian, Japanese or Mandarin.
***Massage and Spa Treatments
***Yoga & Salsa
Private instructors can be arranged for lessons at the Villa
***Child Care
Qualified babysitters are available at very reasonable daily and weekly rates.TripAdvisor property ID 3596415 ...Read more
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Villa Madu is ideally located just a few minutes walk from the main Ubud shopping district. The neighborhood is a quiet, residential street with a few local eateries. The popular Ubud Fitness Center is located just 100 meters to the north.
Ubud is the art and cultural center of Bali.
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Price includes deluxe breakfast, airport pick up (one car), WiFi, staff of 6 for 24 hour service.
Minimum stay 4 nights
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"Very nice villa"
We spent 1 week at Villa Madu. We had a very good time. The house is very well decorated. Every object, every room, every decoration (basically everything) has something special. On top of that, the staff is very nice and helpfull. With a special mention to Nurdi (for her smile and her amazing cooking talent). We would like to keep it just for us. But that would be unfair, so we strongly recommand this house.
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"Beautiful Tropical"
I would recommend everyone to go see Bali and one of the best resort at Villa Madu at Ubud, Indonesia. It is so great to have the staffs and the owner is very thoughtful and friendly. It is so great hospitalilty. Delicious food and beautiful atmosphere. Five of us ladies had a wonderful time.
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Recommended for: Disabilities, Luxury, Rugged, Romantic
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"An absolutely amazing Villa, Staff, Location and Experience"
There are very little words to describe the beauty of Villa Madu, period, absolutely stunning. Everything from the staff, food, ammenities, location, check in/out service, was 5 stars and beyond.
The staff of 6 prepared breakfast, lunch and dinner everynight, and every meal we had was delicious.
The house is an open air setting and absolutely lovely.
Do yourself and your family a favor and book a vaction at this Villa, you will not be disappointed.
Thanks again to the Staff and Ms. O, we can't wait to come back and stay!!
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Recommended for: Romantic
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"Ubud Haven"
My family and I had high expectations for our recent Ubud holiday and adrienne and her delightful staff at Villa Madu helped fulfill our expectations and more.
Villa Madu is very well appointed and offers all the comforts of home in a tranquil and relaxed setting.
The Villa is a wonderful haven to return to at the end of a busy day exploring the sites in and around Ubud.
The lush gardens and pool are a great place to chill out and refresh or recharge.Having the two bungalows located at the bottom of the garden allowed our family of 8 plenty of personal space and privacy. Being located within walking distance to most of the Ubud attractions makes it easy to pop back to the Villa for short breaks if needed.
Nurdi and her staff at Villa Madu contributed greatly to the enjoyment of our stay. Nurdi's wonder breakfasts will be long remembered and her and the other staffs cheery attitude and willingness to help made our stay even more enjoyable.
Based on our experience we have decided to return to Villa Madu again in 2014.
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"Hidden gem in Ubud"
This hidden gem is just a 5 minutes walk into town. The entire property is a piece of paradise, and I was glad we decided to take an entire afternoon out of our hectic schedule, to enjoy the facilities. I rented the entire property for 4 nights, and it was worth every cent! The staff took great care of us, and the cook spoilt us with her meals! We ate all our breakfast and dinner at the villa, as the food was amazing! I love the openess of the architecture, and how the buildings flow and blend with the natural surroundings! Another tip - the staff will organise a very nice Balinese dinner party, complete with musicians and Balinese dancers, if you notify them ahead of time. Also, use the services of the driver and vehicle, as the locals know where the best places are!
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
"Stunning attention to deal"
We stayed at Villa Madu in January with 11 people aged 1 to 72 to celebrate my mother's 70th birthday. It was fantastic in every way - the villa took our breath away with it beautiful, elegant rooms, lush garden, fish pond and pool. The staff took amazing care of us from entertaining a grumpy baby to offering plentiful cups of tea to our group's 'grandmas'. Adrienne was a joy to deal with and went out of her way to help us sort out travel details and threw in a fantastic birthday celebration complete with feasting, decorations, musicians and dancers. And the food! Nurdi is a truly gifted cook - from her parcels of fish steamed in banana leaves to her amazing ways with tofu and tempeh. We all gained kilos! We couldn't ask for more - thanks so much!
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"gem of a place"
we were a family of 11 (age ranging from 2yrs to 65 yrs) and stayed at villa madu for 6 days. It proved to be an excellent place. Very open, wonderfully furnished, beautifully landscaped, in the heart of ubud ( 10 mins walk from the main shopping area) and yet completely tranquil.
what serves as the cherry on top is the excellent staff. Nurdi's cooking was first class. Do yourselves a favour and have your meals at the villa only. you will get the best food and you just have to pay for the ingredients.
The kitchen is very well equipped incase you feel the urge to indulge in any cooking yourself and nurdi would be there anyways to assist.
The pool, though small is perfect for fun and frolic, and there is a decent sound system too. The instruments all over the house were loved by young and old alike.
Only things to be careful about. The place has open ponds, staircases etc so we had to always keep an eye on the little ones. Also, given the property is very open, lizards abound. And the room upstairs doesnt have a ceiling fan or a/c hence one has to use table fans.
But these were small things, nothing compared to the joy and comfort the place provided us and i would sure to come here again.
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Response from the owner, Adrienne - 12/19/2012
Thank you so much for your kind review, and for staying with us. We appreciate your comments and suggestions, and while there is nothing we can do about the geckos, we will certainly install additional fans upstairs. We look forward to your next visit. Adrienne
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"Paradise in Ubud"
I would like to thank you for a wonderful stay my family and I enjoyed at Villa Madu recently - a very private hideaway amidst nature. The stay was made even more special by the wonderful service by the staff at the Villa, especially chef Nurdi who is a real gem of a lady who cooked up wonderful dishes for us. They made us feel so at home !
We're already looking forward to our next visit !
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
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"Villa Madu is a beautiful, relaxing home with great services and"
We stayed for 13 days in this villa. The villa was in the center of Ubud but it felt like you were in a wonderful jungle. We loved it. The staff is very kind and attentive to your every need. The breakfast, which is included, always had a variety of fruits and fruit smoothie along with different kinds of eggs and side dishes. The beds were very comfortable. I wanted to have a cd of the sounds to sleep and wake up with. You will always hear the frogs, geckos,and rooster. The villa is well kept and cleaned daily. There was four women and we felt very safe as there is 24 hour security at the gate of the villa and the house is very open if you choose it to be. We did. The yard is full of flowers and tropical fruits. It has a great pool. The staff will cook all meals for you if you give them the money to buy the food. The food is much better then most of the restaurants. Pack lightly because laundry is very cheap. The hostess adrienne is very nice and will tell you were the best massages etc. She has a driver available for you. You do really see nature so prepare to see little creatures such as geckos and one day a monkey came into the yard. Would I stay at Villa Madu again. Yes
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"A hidden gem with a chef that should be working in a Michelin st"
We found Villa Muda on a whim and we were not disappointed. The property is stunning combining two traditional Balinese houses with a lovely contemporary house with fabulous staff. There is a genuine relaxed vibe that comes with the property given it's minutes off the main street, very quiet and overlooks lush rainforest which is mesmerising.
One of the main highlights was the chef. Do yourself a favour and order everything on the menu! We thought the cinnamon banana pancakes were delicious!
The only thing I would say about this property is that for the lovers of fine things, the Balinese houses feel more rustic than modern. But if you have a group of people that enjoy authentic experiences this is the perfect place to combine a number of accommodation preferences.
Lorna Bonyhadi
California, USA
Lovely villa with excellent staff, cuisine and amenities. Very convenient location with 24/7 security. Adrienne personally greeted us and checked on our satisfaction frequently. Kudos to all! I would definitely return to this magical setting!
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"Best vacation experience!"
The location and service at this villa was superb! The staff was friendly and most effficient. We even had security; the breakfast every morning was outstanding and unique. The presentation of the meal was beautiful. Certainly not the continental breakfast roll you get in the states! What I liked the least was having to leave. thank you adrienne and staff for providing wonderful memories.
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Rina W.
"Amazing...on so many levels!!!"
Eight of us had the absolute pleasure of being adrienne's guests in her gorgeous villa in the jungle. This is such a uniquely beautiful and tranquil property. Setting: It is in the jungle, open air...you hear all the animal sounds and hear the rain and feel the breeze. Yet, a short walk up the street and you are in the center of Ubud. And, if you don't feel like walking, complimentary van rides anywhere into town. Property: Architecturally exquisite. Beautiful bedrooms, bathrooms, common areas, pool, ponds, grounds and the 2 most friendly and loveable dogs. Dining: Nurdi, the head cook, is amazing, as is all the staff. Sumptuous breakfasts and snacks are complimentary and dinner can be easily arranged (for just the price of groceries). We even followed along with Nurdi to the market so she could teach us how she shops and then she showed us how to prepare an Indonesian meal with all the trimmings (our own version of a cooking class). She was infinitely patient with all our questions and was a delight. She is a role model on how to be a better, more relaxed, more adventurous cook and even more on how to be a better person! All the staff was wonderful. Adrienne: the owner/host --It must have been our best fortune to be at Villa Madu at the same time that adrienne was also in Bali (she is not always there). To have had the opportunity to meet her and spend some time with her and have her answer so many of our questions about Bali and the Balinese was priceless. A better host would be impossible to find. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for 5 days in your paradise. Terima Kasih
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Portland Oregon
"A private jungle with a Dream house and Pool."
I had the amazing fortune of falling into a secluded piece of Heaven for an entire month. The landscape is breathtakingly beautiful and the solitude made for an amazing experience. I was within walking distance of all the amazing things to see and experience in Ubud...The Monkey Forest, shadow puppet shows, great food and amazingly beautiful temples. The Villa is exquisit and very modern, with a wonderful traditional infusion of Balinese art and furniture...I really never wanted to leave. If you have the opportunity to stay in this oasis it wil be something you will always carry with you.
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Jerry and Valerie
"Stay in a beautiful, romantic, and private oasis in Bali's cultu"
We have stayed at Villa Madu on two occasions. Imagine yourself living (for two days, a week, two weeks, forever) in a tropical garden where you can relax completely, surrounded by an environment painted by Rousseau, in a beautiful, clean, traditional yet modern bungalow with all the charm and artistic touches of old world Bali. Sleep in a beautiful room with a romantic setting, swim or relax at the pool which overlooks a river ravine, or take an afternoon nap in the Pondok in the upper garden. The buildings on the property display the arts and culture of Bali, and yet are designed with contemporary conveniences. You will be surrounded by gardens, art and beauty. And this relaxing oasis is located in Ubud, the center of Balinese art and dance. Your every need will be taken care of by the house staff, who are wonderful. Nurdi, the cook is phenomenal, a great cook! She prepared a birthday dinner while we were there, assisted by Dewa and Jero. We fell in love with all of staff, and felt that we were leaving friends at the end of our week. During the day you can walk in a few minutes to Monkey Forest Road, and streets lined with small shops full of wonderful arts and crafts, contemporary clothing, and amazing restaurants. Also there is an internet café minutes away. If you travel with a computer there is reliable wifi through the property. At night you can walk to the Ubud Palace, the Water Palace, or local temples to see Legong, Kecak, and other traditional Balinese dances. We went first to Villa Madu for a romantic getaway, and returned two years later to spend the December holidays with our complete family, (six people)- magic, and a memory we won't forget. We hired a driver to take us to some of the wonderful sites of Bali away from Ubud, returning to the Villa in the evening, but some days, we just stayed "at home". It just could not get any better.
Jerry & Valerie, Woodside, California
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Island girl
"Lovely villa in a very private settting"
One of the things I most value in a villa stay is the feeling of privacy and quiet luxury that is also friendly to the environment. This is especially important in Bali where there are water and electrical issues on this island. That said, I congratulate the owner for building her villa in a quiet and friendly neighborhood and not in middle of what would otherwise be productive rice fields. The villa itself is very peaceful, with a large lush garden, small pool, fish ponds, and a great view overlooking the river. You literally feel like you are in the middle of the jungle, but you are only a few minutes walk from the main road. The rooms are large with very comfortable beds and appointments. The staff are extremely friendly and can't do enough to make your stay relaxing. In fact, if you want to throw a party the kitchen is large enough for a restaurant and the staff will do all the shopping and cooking for you!
All in all, it was a wonderful stay and I would definitely book in again!
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Hilary Duff: Son Luca, 5 Months, Is "Rolling Over Like a Maniac"
Hilary Duff is loving life as a new life.
The former Disney star's son Luca is already 5 months old, and Duff is loving watching him grow.
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"It's really wonderful," the 24-year-old actress told Us Weekly on Saturday about being a mom while celebrating Mindy Kaling's new show, The Mindy Project, hosted by Vitamin Water at Sky Bar in Los Angeles. "He's getting his first teeth and he's rolling over like a maniac. Now I have to keep an eye on him, otherwise he'll roll right off the mat I have him on. I [say], 'You're a maniac! You're just ready to go!' It's just fun. Its' really the best ever. I'm so happy."
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Now that their son is a little older, Duff and husband Mike Comrie, 31, are getting more comfortable taking him out of the house. "In the beginning it's a little scary," the first-time mom explained to Us. "But today, my husband was with his friends all day, so I got alone time with the baby. We went to the farmers market and we went to go get breakfast. I feel comfortable taking him anywhere now. And he's been traveling like crazy. We went to New York and we went to Napa. He travels really well, so were trying to get him used to that."
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But Duff does admit that motherhood can be difficult -- and she looks to her own mother for advice.
"She's just very supportive and tells me to enjoy it. It's going by so fast," the mom shared. "Literally, he started getting a tooth a week ago and now it's almost fully in. It happens so fast and she's just like, "Hilary, everything that you worry about," -- because I'll tell her, 'Uhh! It's so hard to lose weight. It's so hard to do this, to do that" -- she [says], 'This is all temporary. This time goes by so fast, you have to just be immersed in it.' "
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Hilary Duff: Son Luca, 5 Months, Is "Rolling Over Like a Maniac"
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2007, Volume 35, Issue 3
- 291-330 Illiquidity and Pricing Biases in the Real Estate Market
by Zhenguo Lin & Kerry D. Vandell
- 331-347 Resale Externality and the Used Housing Market
by Shinichiro Iwata & Hisaki Yamaga
- 349-382 Smoothing, Nonsynchronous Appraisal and Cross-Sectional Aggregation in Real Estate Price Indices
by Shaun A. Bond & Soosung Hwang
- 383-408 Liquidity, Return and Order-Flow Linkages Between REITs and the Stock Market
by Avanidhar Subrahmanyam
2007, Volume 35, Issue 2
- 135-154 The Impact of Homeowners' Housing Wealth Misestimation on Consumption and Saving Decisions
by Sumit Agarwal
- 155-182 Gentrification Trends in New Transit-Oriented Communities: Evidence from 14 Cities That Expanded and Built Rail Transit Systems
by Matthew E. Kahn
- 183-208 Land Leverage: Decomposing Home Price Dynamics
by Raphael W. Bostic & Stanley D. Longhofer & Christian L. Redfearn
- 209-232 The Spatial Proximity of Metropolitan Area Housing Submarkets
by Allen C. Goodman & Thomas G. Thibodeau
- 233-263 Subprime Refinancing: Equity Extraction and Mortgage Termination
by Anthony Pennington-Cross & Souphala Chomsisengphet
2007, Volume 35, Issue 1
- 1-20 Commercial Office Space: Testing the Implications of Real Options Models with Competitive Interactions
by Eduardo S. Schwartz & Walter N. Torous
- 21-56 Commercial Real Estate Valuation, Development and Occupancy Under Leasing Uncertainty
by Richard Buttimer & Steven H. Ott
- 57-90 Comovement After Joining an Index: Spillovers of Nonfundamental Effects
by Brent W. Ambrose & Dong Wook Lee & Joe Peek
- 91-112 Airports and Economic Development
by Richard K. Green
- 113-134 Hospitals: The Market for Health Care Facilities
by John D. Benjamin & Peter Chinloy & Isaac F. Megbolugbe
2006, Volume 34, Issue 4
- 479-496 The Inevitability of Marketwide Underpricing of Mortgage Default Risk
by Andrey Pavlov & Susan M. Wachter
- 497-518 Errors in Variables, Links between Variables and Recovery of Volatility Information in Appraisal-Based Real Estate Return Indexes
by Peijie Wang
- 519-552 Risk and Return in the U.S. Housing Market: A Cross-Sectional Asset-Pricing Approach
by Susanne Cannon & Norman G. Miller & Gurupdesh S. Pandher
- 553-566 Housing Density and the Effect of Proximity to Public Open Space in Aberdeen, Scotland
by Carolyn Dehring & Neil Dunse
- 567-584 Housing Renovations and the Quantile Repeat-Sales Price Index
by Daniel P. McMillen & Paul Thorsnes
2006, Volume 34, Issue 3
- 343-376 The Effect of Corporate Governance on Investment: Evidence from Real Estate Investment Trusts
by Jay C. Hartzell & Libo Sun & Sheridan Titman
- 377-415 Submarket Dynamics of Time to Sale
by Gwilym Pryce & Kenneth Gibb
- 417-438 The Long-Run Relationship between House Prices and Income: Evidence from Local Housing Markets
by Joshua Gallin
- 439-456 Big House, Little House: Relative Size and Value
by Geoffrey K. Turnbull & Jonathan Dombrow & C.F. Sirmans
- 457-478 Influential Journals, Institutions and Researchers in Real Estate
by William G. Hardin & Kartono Liano & Kam C. Chan
2006, Volume 34, Issue 2
- 173-209 Differentiating CREF Performance
by John G. Gallo & Larry J. Lockwood & Mauricio Rodriguez
- 211-242 Price Premium and Foreclosure Risk
by Seow Eng Ong & Poh Har Neo & Andrew C. Spieler
- 243-273 Unobserved Heterogeneity in Models of Competing Mortgage Termination Risks
by John M. Clapp & Yongheng Deng & Xudong An
- 275-302 Revisiting the Past and Settling the Score: Index Revision for House Price Derivatives
by Eric Clapham & Peter Englund & John M. Quigley & Christian L. Redfearn
- 303-328 Housing Tenure Choice in Australia and the United States: Impacts of Alternative Subsidy Policies
by Steven C. Bourassa & Ming Yin
- 329-342 Value Creation in REIT Property Sell-Offs
by Robert D. Campbell & Milena Petrova & C.F. Sirmans
2006, Volume 34, Issue 1
- 1-49 Equilibrium Real Options Exercise Strategies with Multiple Players: The Case of Real Estate Markets
by Ko Wang & Yuqing Zhou
- 51-76 Price Formation Under Small Numbers Competition: Evidence from Land Auctions in Singapore
by Joseph T.L. Ooi & C.F. Sirmans & Geoffrey K. Turnbull
- 77-107 The Impact of Environmental Contamination on Condo Prices: A Hybrid Repeat-Sale/Hedonic Approach
by Bradford Case & Peter F. Colwell & Chris Leishman & Craig Watkins
- 109-131 Asymmetric Volatility, Correlation and Returns Dynamics Between the U.S. and U.K. Securitized Real Estate Markets
by David Michayluk & Patrick J. Wilson & Ralf Zurbruegg
- 133-155 A Simple Bayesian Procedure for Sample Size Determination in an Audit of Property Value Appraisals
by Nathan Berg
- 157-171 Profitability of Office Rental Market in Seoul: An Application of Simultaneous Structural Equations
by Euijune Kim & Wankyu Yang
2005, Volume 33, Issue 4
- 587-593 Innovations in Mortgage Modeling: An Introduction
by Nancy Wallace
- 595-617 The Effect of Refinancing Costs and Market Imperfections on the Optimal Call Strategy and the Pricing of Debt Contracts
by Kenneth B. Dunn & Chester S. Spatt
- 619-661 Borrower Credit and the Valuation of Mortgage-Backed Securities
by Francis A. Longstaff
- 663-680 Valuing the Defeasance Option in Securitized Commercial Mortgages
by Martin Dierker & Daniel Quan & Walter Torous
- 681-710 An Empirical Test of a Two-Factor Mortgage Valuation Model: How Much Do House Prices Matter?
by Chris Downing & Richard Stanton & Nancy Wallace
- 711-738 Determinants of Credit Spreads in Commercial Mortgages
by Sheridan Titman & Stathis Tompaidis & Sergey Tsyplakov
- 739-764 Spatial Heterogeneity in Mortgage Terminations by Refinance, Sale and Default
by Yongheng Deng & Andrey D. Pavlov & Lihong Yang
- 765-782 A Note on Hybrid Mortgages
by Brent W. Ambrose & Michael LaCour-Little & Zsuzsa R. Huszar
2005, Volume 33, Issue 3
- 427-463 The Effect of Housing Government-Sponsored Enterprises on Mortgage Rates
by Wayne Passmore & Shane M. Sherlund & Gillian Burgess
- 465-486 The GSE Implicit Subsidy and the Value of Government Ambiguity
by Wayne Passmore
- 487-507 Gracing the Land of Elvis and Beale Street: Historic Designation and Property Values in Memphis
by N. Edward Coulson & Michael L. Lahr
- 509-537 Appraisal, Agency and Atypicality: Evidence from Manufactured Homes
by Dennis R. Capozza & Ryan D. Israelsen & Thomas A. Thomson
- 539-569 The Other Side of Eight Mile: Suburban Population and Housing Supply
by Allen C. Goodman
- 571-585 Why Do We Have Urban Density Controls?
by Edwin S. Mills
2005, Volume 33, Issue 2
- 237-268 Self-Selection and Discrimination in Credit Markets
by Stanley D. Longhofer & Stephen R. Peters
- 269-297 From Central Planning to Centrality: Krakow's Land Prices After Poland's Big Bang
by David Dale-Johnson & Christian L. Redfearn & W. Jan Brzeski
- 299-322 Investor Rationality: Evidence from U.K. Property Capitalization Rates
by Patric H. Hendershott & Bryan D. MacGregor
- 323-350 Real Estate and Economies of Scale: The Case of REITs
by Brent W. Ambrose & Michael J. Highfield & Peter D. Linneman
- 351-380 The Long-Run Performance of REIT Stock Repurchases
by Erasmo Giambona & Carmelo Giaccotto & C.F. Sirmans
- 381-396 On the Time-Series Properties of Real Estate Investment Trust Betas
by Kevin C.H. Chiang & Ming-Long Lee & Craig H. Wisen
- 397-426 What Moves the Mortgage-Backed Securities Market?
by Xiaoqing Eleanor Xu & Hung-Gay Fung
2005, Volume 33, Issue 1
- 1-3 Introduction to the Special Issue
by Dennis R. Capozza & James D. Shilling
- 5-25 Asset Pricing Information in Vintage REIT Returns: An Information Subset Test
by David H. Downs & Gary A. Patterson
- 27-50 The Role of the Underlying Real Asset Market in REIT IPOs
by Jay C. Hartzell & Jarl G. Kallberg & Crocker H. Liu
- 51-87 REITs, IPO Waves and Long-Run Performance
by Richard J. Buttimer & David C. Hyland & Anthony B. Sanders
- 89-120 Changes in REIT Structure and Stock Performance: Evidence from the Monday Stock Anomaly
by Su Han Chan & Wai-Kin Leung & Ko Wang
- 121-146 Privately Versus Publicly Held Asset Investment Performance
by Timothy J. Riddiough & Mark Moriarty & P.J. Yeatman
- 147-187 Public Versus Private Real Estate Equities: A More Refined, Long-Term Comparison
by Joseph L. Pagliari & Kevin A. Scherer & Richard T. Monopoli
- 189-202 An Analysis of REIT CEO Stock-Based Compensation
by Anita K. Pennathur & Otis W. Gilley & Roger M. Shelor
- 203-235 Finance, Investment and Investment Performance: Evidence from the REIT Sector
by Steven H. Ott & Timothy J. Riddiough & Ha-Chin Yi
2004, Volume 32, Issue 4
- 541-569 The Effect of Conforming Loan Status on Mortgage Yield Spreads: A Loan Level Analysis
by Brent W. Ambrose & Michael LaCour-Little & Anthony B. Sanders
- 571-587 The Conditional Probability of Foreclosure: An Empirical Analysis of Conventional Mortgage Loan Defaults
by Richard A. Phillips & James H. VanderHoff
- 589-617 Stochastic Modeling of Federal Housing Administration Home Equity Conversion Mortgages with Low-Cost Refinancing
by David T. Rodda & Ken Lam & Andrew Youn
- 619-643 The Wealth Effects of Sale and Leasebacks: New Evidence
by Lynn M. Fisher
- 645-672 The Inventory-Sales Relationship in the Market for New Single-Family Homes
by Barry Falk & Bong-Soo Lee
- 673-694 The Pricing of the Emergent Leasehold (Possessory) Estates of Ghana
by Paul K. Asabere
- 695-713 The Effects of Charm Listing Prices on House Transaction Prices
by Marcus T. Allen & William H. Dare
2004, Volume 32, Issue 3
- 359-384 Equity Dilution: An Alternative Perspective on Mortgage Default
by Michael LaCour-Little
- 385-411 Do Riskier Borrowers Borrow More?
by David M. Harrison & Thomas G. Noordewier & Abdullah Yavas
- 413-436 Are There Investor Clienteles in Rental Housing?
by Gavin A. Wood & Yong Tu
- 437-462 What Factors Determine International Real Estate Security Returns?
by Foort Hamelink & Martin Hoesli
- 463-486 Reaction of House Prices to a New Rapid Transit Line: Chicago's Midway Line, 1983-1999
by Daniel P. McMillen & John McDonald
- 487-507 On the Use of Spline Smoothing in Estimating Hedonic Housing Price Models: Empirical Evidence Using Hong Kong Data
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- 509-539 Homeownership Determinants for Chinese Americans: Assimilation, Ethnic Concentration and Nativity
by Gary Painter & Lihong Yang & Zhou Yu
2004, Volume 32, Issue 2
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- 239-264 An Analysis of the Determinants of Transaction Frequency of Institutional Commercial Real Estate Investment Property
by Jeffrey Fisher & Dean Gatzlaff & David Geltner & Donald Haurin
- 265-295 Is It What We Do or How We Do It? New Evidence on Agglomeration Economies and Metropolitan Growth
by Stephen Malpezzi & Kiat-Ying Seah & James D. Shilling
- 297-328 Transaction-Based Office Price Indexes: A Spatiotemporal Modeling Approach
by Yong Tu & Shi-Ming Yu & Hua Sun
- 329-357 Sale before Completion of Development: Pricing and Strategy
by Rose Neng Lai & Ko Wang & Yuqing Zhou
2004, Volume 32, Issue 1
- 1-32 An Anatomy of Price Dynamics in Illiquid Markets: Analysis and Evidence from Local Housing Markets
by Dennis R. Capozza & Patric H. Hendershott & Charlotte Mack
- 33-53 Is Real Estate Becoming Important Again? A Neo-Ricardian Model of Land Rent
by David Barker & Jay Sa-Aadu
- 55-84 The Economics of Maintenance for Real Estate Investments
by George W. Blazenko & Andrey D. Pavlov
- 85-126 Do Out-of-State Buyers Pay More for Real Estate? An Examination of Anchoring-Induced Bias and Search Costs
by Val E. Lambson & Grant R. McQueen & Barrett A. Slade
- 127-160 A Semiparametric Method for Estimating Local House Price Indices
by John M. Clapp
- 161-180 Economic Depreciation of Residential Real Estate: Microlevel Space and Time Analysis
by Brent C Smith
2003, Volume 31, Issue 4
- 501-525 Is There a Risk Premium Puzzle in Real Estate?
by James D. Shilling
- 527-575 The Spatial Distribution of Housing-Related Ordinary Income Tax Benefits
by Joseph Gyourko & Todd Sinai
- 577-600 A Measure of Fundamental Volatility in the Commercial Property Market
by Shaun A. Bond & Soosung Hwang
- 601-622 Estimating Bargaining Effects in Hedonic Models: Evidence from the Housing Market
by John P. Harding & John R. Knight & C.F. Sirmans
- 623-646 Modeling Spatial Variation in Housing Prices: A Variable Interaction Approach
by Timothy J. Fik & David C. Ling & Gordon F. Mulligan
- 647-670 Rental Expectations and the Term Structure of Lease Rates
by Eric Clapham & �ke Gunnelin
2003, Volume 31, Issue 3
- 305-311 Foreword from the Guest Editors
by Dennis R. Capozza & Paul J. Seguin
- 313-346 Financing Choice and Liability Structure of Real Estate Investment Trusts
by David T. Brown & Timothy J. Riddiough
- 347-366 Wealth Effects of Diversification and Financial Deal Structuring: Evidence from REIT Property Portfolio Acquisitions
by Robert D. Campbell & Milena Petrova & C. F. Sirmans
- 367-404 Inside Ownership, Risk Sharing and Tobin's q-Ratios: Evidence from REITs
by Dennis R. Capozza & Paul J. Seguin
- 405-434 The Dynamics of REIT Capital Flows and Returns
by David Ling & Andy Naranjo
- 435-450 Dividend Pricing Models and REITs
by Jarl G. Kallberg & Crocker H. Liu & Anand Srinivasan
- 451-479 The Cross Section of Expected REIT Returns
by Andy C. W. Chui & Sheridan Titman & K. C. John Wei
- 481-500 International Real Estate Returns: A Multifactor, Multicountry Approach
by Shaun A. Bond & G. Andrew Karolyi & Anthony B. Sanders
2003, Volume 31, Issue 2
- 139-164 Explaining Location Patterns of Suburban Offices
by Wayne R. Archer & Marc T. Smith
- 165-204 Prepayment Behavior of Dutch Mortgagors: An Empirical Analysis
by Erwin Charlier & Arjan van Bussel
- 205-222 Timing and the Holding Periods of Institutional Real Estate
by David Collett & Colin Lizieri & Charles Ward
- 223-243 Assessing the Forecasting Performance of Regime-Switching, ARIMA and GARCH Models of House Prices
by Gordon W. Crawford & Michael C. Fratantoni
- 245-267 Tax Structure and Natural Vacancy Rates in the Commercial Real Estate Market
by Kerry D. Vandell
- 269-303 Controlling for the Impact of Variable Liquidity in Commercial Real Estate Price Indices
by Jeffrey Fisher & Dean Gatzlaff & David Geltner & Donald Haurin
2003, Volume 31, Issue 1
- 1-22 Marking Single-Family Property Values to Market
by Thomas G. Thibodeau
- 23-51 Do CRA Agreements Influence Lending Patterns?
by Raphael W. Bostic & Breck L. Robinson
- 53-74 Modeling the Korean Chonsei Lease Contract
by Brent W. Ambrose & Sunwoong Kim
- 75-98 Estimating the Lagging Error in Real Estate Price Indices
by Yuming Fu
- 99-116 House Price Appreciation, Transactions and Structural Change in the British Housing Market: A Macroeconomic Perspective
by Mark Andrew & Geoffrey Meen
- 117-138 Housing Transactions and the Changing Decisions of Young Households in Britain: The Microeconomic Evidence
by Mark Andrew & Geoffrey Meen
2002, Volume 30, Issue 4
- 505-532 Predicting Spatial Patterns of House Prices Using LPR and Bayesian Smoothing
by John M. Clapp & Hyon-Jung Kim & Alan E. Gelfand
- 533-549 The Ex-Dividend Pricing of REITs
by William G. Hardin III & Kartono Liano & Gow-cheng Huang
- 551-566 Using Multiperiod Variables in the Analysis of Home Improvement Decisions by Homeowners
by Kermit Baker & Bulbul Kaul
- 567-593 Institutional Investors' Preferences for REIT Stocks
by Brian A. Ciochetti & Timothy M. Craft & James D. Shilling
- 595-633 The Termination of Commercial Mortgage Contracts through Prepayment and Default: A Proportional Hazard Approach with Competing Risks
by Brian A. Ciochetti & Yongheng Deng & Bin Gao & Rui Yao
- 635-666 Does Homeownership Affect Child Outcomes?
by Donald R. Haurin & Toby L. Parcel & R. Jean Haurin
- 667-697 Some Loans Are More Equal than Others: Third-Party Originations and Defaults in the Subprime Mortgage Industry
by William P. Alexander & Scott D. Grimshaw & Grant R. McQueen & Barrett A. Slade
2002, Volume 30, Issue 3
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- 445-473 Determinants of Multifamily Mortgage Default
by Wayne R. Archer & Peter J. Elmer & David M. Harrison & David C. Ling
- 475-503 Renegotiation of Troubled Debt: The Choice between Discounted Payoff and Maturity Extension
by John P. Harding & C.F. Sirmans
2002, Volume 30, Issue 2
- 165-183 Estimation of the Rental Adjustment Process
by Patric H. Hendershott & Bryan D. MacGregor & Raymond Y.C. Tse
- 185-211 UK Fixed Rate Repayment Mortgage and Mortgage Indemnity Valuation
by José A. Azevedo-Pereira & David P. Newton & Dean A. Paxson
- 213-237 Listing Price, Time on Market, and Ultimate Selling Price: Causes and Effects of Listing Price Changes
by John R. Knight
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by Liang Peng
- 263-291 Regime Shifts in Asian Equity and Real Estate Markets
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- 293-315 Commercial Real Estate Leasing, Asymmetric Information, and Monopolistic Competition
by Robert M. Mooradian & Shiawee X. Yang
- 317-344 Office Rent Processes: The Case of U.S. Metropolitan Markets
by Rena Mourouzi-Sivitanidou
2002, Volume 30, Issue 1
- 1-11 Forecasting Housing Markets: Lessons Learned
by Patric H. Hendershott & John C. Weicher
- 13-39 The Bias of the RSR Estimator and the Accuracy of Some Alternatives
by William N. Goetzmann & Liang Peng
- 41-66 Housing Price Volatility Changes and Their Effects
by Walter Dolde & Dogan Tirtiroglu
- 67-84 House Prices and Inflation
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- 85-113 A Dynamic Double-Trigger Model of Multifamily Mortgage Default
by Lawrence Goldberg & Charles A. Capone, Jr.
- 115-136 Call Options and Liquidation in Commercial Mortgage Financing
by David T. Brown
- 137-157 Authors' Perceptions and Preferences Among Real Estate Journals
by Karen M. Gibler & Alan J. Ziobrowski
- 159-161 Authors' Perceptions and Preferences Among Real Estate Journals: An Editors' Note
by David Geltner & David C. Ling & Thomas G. Thibodeau
- 163-164 Referee Recognition
by David Geltner & David C. Ling & Thomas G. Thibodeau
2001, Volume 29, Issue 4
- 521-551 Housing Return and Construction Cycles
by Matthew Spiegel
- 553-565 Valuation Bias in Commercial Appraisal: A Transaction Price Feedback Experiment
by J. Andrew Hansz & Julian Diaz III
- 567-588 Do Tax-Deferred Exchanges Impact Purchase Price? Evidence from the Phoenix Apartment Market
by Andrew Holmes & Barrett A. Slade
- 589-613 Regressive Interest Rate Expectations and Mortgage Instrument Choice in the United Kingdom Housing Market
by David Leece
- 615-632 Capital Structure Theory: Evidence from European Property Companies' Capital Offerings
by Dirk Brounen & Piet M.A. Eichholtz
- 633-660 The Value of Liquidity
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2001, Volume 29, Issue 3
- 337-360 Smoothing in Commercial Property Valuations: Evidence from Individual Appraisals
by Jim Clayton & David Geltner & Stanley W. Hamilton
- 361-387 The Information Content of Method of Payment in Mergers: Evidence from Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
by Robert D. Campbell & Chinmoy Ghosh & C. F. Sirmans
- 389-409 The Impacts of Contract Type on Broker Performance
by Ronald C. Rutherford & Thomas M. Springer & Abdullah Yavas
- 411-450 Movers and Shuckers: Interdependent Prepayment Decisions
by John M. Clapp & Gerson M. Goldberg & John P. Harding & Michael LaCour-Little
- 451-484 Long-Term Ground Leases, the Redevelopment Option and Contract Incentives
by David Dale-Johnson
- 485-501 An Empirical Examination of Traditional Neighborhood Development
by Charles C. Tu & Mark J. Eppli
- 503-519 Residential Investment and Interest Rates: An Empirical Test of Land Development as a Real Option
by Dennis R. Capozza & Yuming Li
2001, Volume 29, Issue 2
- 191-206 Voluntary Development Restrictions and the Cost of Habitat Conservation
by Sabrina J. Lovell & David L. Sunding
- 207-225 A Flexible Fourier Approach to Repeat Sales Price Indexes
by Daniel P. McMillen & Jonathan Dombrow
- 227-250 Market Efficiency and Return Statistics: Evidence from Real Estate and Stock Markets Using a Present-Value Approach
by Yuming Fu & Lilian K. Ng
- 251-276 An Experimental Analysis of the Impact of Intermediaries on the Outcome of Bargaining Games
by Abdullah Yavas & Thomas J. Miceli & C.F. Sirmans
- 277-304 Bricks and Behavior: The Repair and Maintenance Costs of Housing for Persons with Mental Illness
by Sandra Newman & Joseph Harkness & George Galster & James Reschovsky
- 305-327 Prepayment Risk in Adjustable Rate Mortgages Subject to Initial Year Discounts: Some New Evidence
by Brent W. Ambrose & Michael LaCour-Little
- 329-335 A Note on Identification of Discrimination in Mortgage Lending
by Michael LaCour-Little
2001, Volume 29, Issue 1
- 1-27 Twenty Years of the NCREIF Property Index
by Joseph L. Pagliari & Frederich Lieblich & Mark Schaner & James R. Webb
- 29-54 The Effects of Securitization on Consumer Mortgage Costs
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- 55-84 A Metropolitan Transaction-Based Commercial Price Index: A Time-Varying Parameter Approach
by Henry J. Munneke & Barrett A. Slade
- 85-126 Why Agency Costs Explain Diversification Discounts
by Henrik Cronqvist & Peter Högfeldt & Mattias Nilsson
- 127-159 Semivariance of Property Value Estimates as a Determinant of Default Risk
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- 161-190 Permits, Starts, and Completions: Structural Relationships Versus Real Options
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2000, Volume 28, Issue 4
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- 581-621 Mortgage Lending, Sample Selection and Default
by Stephen L Ross
- 623-661 Does the Theory of Irreversible Investments Help Explain Movements in Office-Commercial Construction?
by Rena Sivitanidou & Petros Sivitanides
- 663-681 Do Owners Take Better Care of Their Housing Than Renters?
by John Harding & Thomas J. Miceli & C.F. Sirmans
- 683-718 Tax-Induced Portfolio Reshuffling: The Case of the Mortgage Interest Deduction
by Robert M. Dunsky & James R. Follain
2000, Volume 28, Issue 3
- 363-384 The Pricing of Seasoned Equity Offerings: Evidence from REITs
by Chinmoy Ghosh & Raja Nag & C. F. Sirmans
- 385-404 Income, Location and Default: Some Implications for Community Lending
by Robert Order & Peter Zorn
- 405-434 Implied Mortgage Refinancing Thresholds
by Paul Bennett & Richard Peach & Stavros Peristiani
- 435-465 Random Walks and the Cointegration of the ACLI and NCREIF
by Leon Shilton
- 467-491 Pension-Plan Real Estate Investment in an Asset-Liability Framework
by Gregory H. Chun & Brian A. Ciochetti & James D. Shilling
- 493-522 Overbuilding: A Game-Theoretic Approach
by Ko Wang & Yuqing Zhou
- 523-547 Credit Scoring: Statistical Issues and Evidence from Credit-Bureau Files
by Robert B. Avery & Raphael W. Bostic & Paul S. Calem & Glenn B. Canner
2000, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 185-204 Percentage Rent in Retail Leasing: The Alignment of Landlord-Tenant Interests
by William C. Wheaton
- 205-231 Estimating Returns on Commercial Real Estate: A New Methodology Using Latent-Variable Models
by David C. Ling & Andy Naranjo & M. Nimalendran
- 233-247 Residential Investment, Non-residential Investment and GDP
by N. Edward Coulson & Myeong-Soo Kim
- 249-283 Space-Varying Regression Coefficients: A Semi-parametric Approach Applied to Real Estate Markets
by Andrey D. Pavlov
- 285-305 Automated Underwriting and the Profitability of Mortgage Securitization
by Wayne Passmore & Roger W. Sparks
- 307-336 Credit History and the FHA-Conventional Choice
by Anthony Pennington-Cross & Joseph Nichols
- 337-362 Buyer Brokers: Do They Make a Difference? Their Influence on Selling Price and Search Duration
by Harold W. Elder & Leonard V. Zumpano & Edward A. Baryla
2000, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 1-31 Moral Hazard in Home Equity Conversion
by Robert J. Shiller & Allan N. Weiss
- 33-64 The Role of Uncertainty in Investment: An Examination of Competing Investment Models Using Commercial Real Estate Data
by A. Steven Holland & Steven H. Ott & Timothy J. Riddiough
- 65-88 Cancellation Strategies in Commercial Real Estate Leasing
by Robert M. Mooradian & Shiawee X. Yang
- 89-115 Measuring and Explaining Changes in REIT Liquidity: Moving Beyond the Bid-Ask Spread
by Jim Clayton & Greg MacKinnon
- 117-139 Housing Finance in a Stochastic Economy: Contract Pricing and Choice
by Henry Buist & Tyler T. Yang
- 141-163 An Analysis of the Cross Section of Returns for EREITs Using a Varying-Risk Beta Model
by Mitchell C. Conover & H. Swint Friday & Shelly W. Howton
- 165-185 Asset Allocation and the Performance of Real Estate Mutual Funds
by John G. Gallo & Larry J. Lockwood & Ronald C. Rutherford
1999, Volume 27, Issue 4
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But, more generally speaking, I don't quite get the logic behind their releases. For example, we get the extended Pegasus cut for S2 but not the one for Unfinished Business in S3.
Well I think the Season 3 R2 came out ages before the R1 version, so the extended Unfinished Business wouldn't have been ready anyway.
Whereas the Complete R2 Season 2 came out slightly before the R1 2.5, so I guess the Pegasus extended version was available to be slapped on.
Though I don't get why only the extras from the R1 2.0 are on the set and none of the 2.5 extras (apart the the Pegasus Ext)
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