Arbitrage Free Price Bounds for Property Derivatives

Posted: 27 Jul 2011

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Juerg M. Syz

Diener Syz Real Estate; University of Zurich

Paolo Vanini

University of Basel

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Date Written: July 27, 2011

Abstract

Market frictions inhibit the perfect replication of property derivatives, and define the property spread as a price measure in the incomplete real estate market. We identify transaction costs, transaction time, and short sale constraints as the main frictions in this market. Based on these frictions, we set up a framework of arbitrage free price bounds for property derivatives. In turn, we use observed derivative prices to determine the implied cost of the frictions. Lastly, we verify these values by using other research, which confirms the accuracy of our framework.

Keywords: Property Derivatives, Property Spread, Arbitrage Free Price Bounds, Market Frictions, Halifax House Price Index

Suggested Citation

Syz, Juerg M. and Vanini, Paolo, Arbitrage Free Price Bounds for Property Derivatives (July 27, 2011). Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, Vol. 43, No. 3, 2011, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1896298

Juerg M. Syz (Contact Author)

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University of Zurich

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Paolo Vanini

University of Basel ( email )

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Basel, CH-4003
Switzerland

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