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Índices de preços de imóveis: quatro metodologias e três casos comparados – França, Espanha e EUA

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  • Claudio Martins Gaiarsa

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Este artigo apresenta as principais características de quatro metodologias utilizadas no mundo para calcular índices de preços de imóveis, e relata também as principais características, e as origens de três índices de preços em três países diferentes: França, Espanha, e EUA. As três metodologias são: 1)vendas repetidas (repeat sales), 2)características hedônicas, 3) estratificação, e 4)SPAR, que combina preços reais e avaliações dos mesmos imóveis. São apresentadas e comentadas também as principais características e pontos fracos dos valores utilizados para calcular os índices, segundo o momento de captura dos valores ao longo de uma transação imobiliária.

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  • Claudio Martins Gaiarsa, 2016. "Índices de preços de imóveis: quatro metodologias e três casos comparados – França, Espanha e EUA," LARES lares-16-gaiarsa_indices_, Latin American Real Estate Society (LARES).
    • Handle: RePEc:lre:wpaper:lares-16-gaiarsa_indices_artigo
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    Keywords

    Case-Shiller; estratificação; Hedonic; hedônicas; Índice de preços de imóveis; INE; INSEE; mix adjustment; real estate price index; repeat sales; SPAR;
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    • R3 - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics - - Real Estate Markets, Spatial Production Analysis, and Firm Location

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