Lecture

Real Estate Markets: Interconnections

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This lecture explores the relationship between the property and construction markets, analyzing equilibrium conditions, price determinants, and market coherence. It covers topics such as housing demand, supply, equilibrium, construction market dynamics, and disruptions affecting prices. The lecture concludes with a discussion on market interdependence and the concept of demand in one market being equivalent to supply in the other.

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