Fig. 3: Identification of investment properties within investor holdings. | Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Fig. 3: Identification of investment properties within investor holdings.

From: Investors matter when prices are dispersed: the effects of investor activities on housing price dispersion

Fig. 3

Following the identification of investors in Step 1, this flowchart focuses on distinguishing investment properties within the investors’ portfolios. The definition of an investment property in this paper is based on the property’s role in the investor’s portfolio. If an individual owns multiple properties and holds them simultaneously (i.e., there is an overlap in the holding period), these are likely to be classified as investment properties. However, the primary residence of an investor may be excluded from this classification if it can be identified through our conservative procedures.

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