House Price Indexes: Issues and Results

Donald R. Haurin · Patric H. Hendershott

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AREUEA is pleased to acknowledge the support of the National Association of REALTORS for this special issue on house prices. We are particularly grateful to John Tuccillo, Senior Vice President and Chief Economist at NAR, for recognizing the importance of this emerging research area. The editors also acknowledge the support of their colleges at The Ohio State University and of the Homer Hoyt Institute.

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