Forward pricing and the housing market: the pre-sales housing system in Taiwan

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Chang, C.-O. and Ward, C. W. R., (1993) Forward pricing and the housing market: the pre-sales housing system in Taiwan. Working Papers in Land Management & Development. 06/93. Working Paper. University of Reading, Reading. pp15.

Abstract/Summary

In countries that have experienced rapid economic development, the need to establish more efficient markets in which private property can be constructed has induced some innovative solutions. One such solution is the phenomenon of a pre-sales market of the kind that can be observed in Taiwan, Korea, and more recently in China. Developers sell their property before building is started in order to acquire financing for the development companies. This paper discusses the process and, by recognising the analogy between the pre-sales market and forwards markets, analyses the implications for developers

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Divisions Henley Business School > Real Estate and Planning
Publisher University of Reading
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