Relationship between Asking Prices on Real Estate Portals and Market Rental Prices. Evidence for the Region of Madrid (Spain)
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https://doi.org/10.7764/EURE.50.150.10Keywords:
housing, real estate market, urban economyAbstract
The growing need for information of economic agents is not always satisfied by public administration's open data sources. Furthermore, the increasingly changing conditions require updated and frequent control. The digitization of society, particularly in the real estate sector, offers many information alternatives, such as the prices featured in portals used to search for housing on the Internet. Based on data from the Spanish Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda, this study analyzes the relationship between portals’ prices and rental market prices, for 177 geographical areas of different characteristics in the Community of Madrid. The results empirically demonstrate a high degree of correlation between the offer and rental series, thus the data featured in these portals is a valid source candidate for conducting detailed and updated analyses of rental markets.
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