Sellers' willingness to compromise on price - A novel index to identify pricing trends in the housing market

Ater, Itai
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Title Sellers' willingness to compromise on price - A novel index to identify pricing trends in the housing market.
Contributors Popliker, Itamar
Original Library/publisher Israel Economic Review
Host Item Israel Economic Review 16,2 (2018) 63-96
Language English
National Library system number 990006140510705171
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