Michael J. Cox Dept. of Economics CSU Sacramento.

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Michael J. Cox Dept. of Economics CSU Sacramento

Definitions  A foreclosure (REO) or bank owned property is when the bank has taken the home back from the original purchaser because of non-payment.  A short sale occurs when the current owner is no longer interested or becomes incapable of purchasing the property and is willing to work with the lender and sell it for a mutually agreed upon price from any and all parties involved.

Research Question  What are the impacts foreclosures and short sales have on neighborhood home values? Why is it important  To help decide on certain characteristics when looking for a new home.

Literature Review  Banked Owned Phenomenon > Borrower justification (Foote, L. C., Geradi, K., Willen, P., 2008) > Decreasing owner occupied availability (Ong, S., Neo, H., P., Tu, Y., 2007) > Raising credit standards (Calomiris, C., Longhofer, S., & Miles, W. 2008)

Economic Theory Before Foreclosures Supply 1 After Foreclosures Supply Q1 Q2 Impacts of Increasing Foreclosures Demand Price Quantity

Hypothesis & Equation  Effect of Neighborhood Foreclosures = 0 Effect of Neighborhood Foreclosures > 0 Housing Characteristics Neighborhood Characteristics Time Dummies Selling Price

Data VariableObservationsMeanMinMax Selling Price11,081$312,267.70$45,000.00$2,000, Bedrooms11, Bathrooms11, Approximate Square Feet 11,0871, ,500 Foreclosures11, Short Sales11, Years Old11, Pool11, Unemployment Rate 11, DOM 11,

The Increasing Number of Foreclosures Home Prices and the Number of Foreclosures

Results Selling PriceCoefficientsT-Score Bedrooms -22, Bathrooms 22, Days On Market Approximate Square Feet Lot Size Pool 41, Years Old Housing Characteristics

Results Selling PriceCoefficientsT-Score Foreclosures -93, Short Sales -54, Unemployment Rate -11, Natomas Elk Grove Land Park -38, Downtown & Mid Town 48, Summer 7, Winter -1, Neighborhood Characteristics

Results Selling PriceCoefficientsT-Score Quarter 3_ , Quarter 4_ , Quarter 1_2007-9, Quarter 2_ , Quarter 3_ , Quarter 4_ , Quarter 1_ , Quarter 2_ , Quarter 3_ , Quarter 4_ , Quarter 1_ , Time Dummies

Implementation of LagREO  REO dummy variable measures the effect of an individual house being a foreclosure on a home’s selling price  Lagged REO variable (LagREO) measures the effect of neighborhood foreclosures last month on all houses’ selling prices

Neighborhood Foreclosure Effect NeighborhoodNeighborhood Foreclosure Effect T-StatP-Value Natomas-48, Elk Grove-53, Land Park7, Downtown & Midtown -75, East Sac5,

Conclusion  Real estate boils down to three basic principles  As foreclosures increase, property values decline rejecting the null hypothesis: Effect of Neighborhood Foreclosures =0 location, location and location