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Elasticity of Demand for Urban Housing in Western China Based on Micro-data - A Case Study of Kunming
Elasticity of Demand for Urban Housing in Western China Based on Micro-data - A Case Study of Kunming
Li, Shaokai (Management Science and Engineering, Yunnan University of Finance and Economics)
Kong, Yanhua (Yunnan University of Finance and Economics)
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Abstract
Purpose - Considering the importance of housing needs to real estate market, domestic studies on real estate prices from the perspective of demand are basically based on macro-data, but relatively few are associated with micro-data of urban real estate demand. We try to find a reliable relation of elasticity of demand and commercial housing market. Research design, data, and methodology - In this paper, we have derived housing demand theoretic method and have utilized micro-data of residential family housing survey of downtown area in Kunming City in October, 2015 to estimate income elasticity and price elasticity of housing demand respectively and make a comparative analysis. Results - The results indicate that income elasticity and price elasticity of families with owner-occupied housing are both larger than those of families with rental housing. Income elasticity of housing demand of urban residential families in Kunming is far below the foreign average and eastern coastal cities level, however, the corresponding price elasticity is far higher. Conclusions - We suggest that housing affordability of urban families in western China are constrained by the level of economic development, and the current housing price level has exceeded the economic affordability and psychological expectation of ordinary residents. Furthermore, noticing the great rigidity of housing demand, the expansion space of housing market for improvement and for commodity is limited.
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- Microcosmic Data, Housing Needs, Elasticity of Demand
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