Peak-Bust Rental Spreads

M. Giacoletti, Christopher Parsons
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Abstract Landlords appear to use stale information when setting rents. Among over 43,000 California rental houses in 2018–2019, those last purchased during 2005–2007 (the peak) rent for 2–3% more than those purchased during 2008-2010 (bust). Neither house nor landlord characteristics explain this “peak-bust rental spread.” To clarify the mechanism, we test cross-sectional predictions from a simple theory of rent-setting. We find empirical support for both reference dependence and distorted beliefs. In the first, monthly payments establish (recurring) reference points, against which gains or losses are measured. In the second, past sales prices distort landlords’ current estimates of house values/rents.
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高峰-低谷租金价差
房东在设定租金时似乎使用了过时的信息。在2018-2019年加州43,000多套出租房屋中,2005-2007年(高峰)期间购买的房屋租金比2008-2010年(萧条)期间购买的房屋租金高出2-3%。房屋和房东的特点都无法解释这种“高峰低谷期的租金价差”。为了阐明这一机制,我们从一个简单的租金设定理论中检验了横断面预测。我们发现参照依赖和扭曲的信念都有经验支持。首先,每月的付款建立(重复的)参考点,以此来衡量收益或损失。其次,过去的销售价格扭曲了房东目前对房屋价值/租金的估计。
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