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Capitalizing Risk, Regulation, and Revised Perceptions: Sequential Shocks in Florida's Condominium Market
Housing markets capitalize new information about future risks and ownership costs, yet less is known about how capitalization evolves when closely sequenced information and regulatory shocks alter what markets had previously priced. This study examines Florida condominium market following the Surfsi
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