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Publications
The Department of Real Estate faculty has published in the top Economics, Finance, and Real Estate journals in the world, including Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics, Review of Financial Studies, Journal of Finance and Quantitative Studies, Journal of Business, Real Estate Economics, Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, Journal of Real Estate Research, Journal of Urban Economics, as well many books and teaching cases. Academic Publications:Author(s) | Article | Year | Journal | | Ko Wang, and Yuqing Zhou | Equilibrium Real Options Exercise Strategies with Multiple Players: The Case of Real Estate Markets | 2006 | Real Estate Economics V34 1-49 | | Su Han Chan, W. K. Leung, and Ko Wang | Changes in REIT Structure and Stock Performance: Evidence from the Monday Stock Anomaly
| 2005
| Real Estate Economics, 89-120 | | Rui Yao and Harold Zhang | Optimal Consumption and Portfolio Choices with Risky Housing and Borrowing Constraints
| January 2005
| Review of Financial Studies 18(1), 197-239 | Su Han Chan, W. K. Leung, and Ko Wang
| The Impact of Institutional Investors on Monday Seasonal
| 2004
| Journal of Business, 967-986 | | Jay Weiser | The Real Estate Covenant as Commons: Incomplete Contract Remedies over Time | 2004 | Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal (vol. 13, pp. 269-330) | Rose Neng Lai, Ko Wang, and Yuqing Zhou
| Sale before Completion of Development: Pricing and Strategy
| 2004
| Real Estate Economics, 32:2, 329-357 | | Jay Weiser | Foreword: The Next Normal: Developments Since Marriage Rights for Same-Sex Couples in New York | 2004 | Columbia Journal of Gender and Law (vol. 13, pp. 48-69) | | Jay Weiser, Project Coordinator, Co-Editor and Contributor, and Leslie Rubin, Co-Editor and Contributor, The Association of the Bar of the City of New York | Marriage Rights for Same-Sex Couples in New York | 2004 | Columbia Journal of Gender and Law (vol. 13, pp. 70-99) | Su Han Chan, Ko Wang, and Jing Yang
| Pricing Factors in Real Estate Markets: A Simple Preference Based Approach
| 2003
| International Real Estate Review 6:1, 102-120 | John Goering
| "Fair Housing": A Review of Recent Research on the Forms and Meaning of Housing
Discrimination and Fair Housing Enforcement Policy in the United States
| 2003 | Hommes & Migrations 92-101 | | Jay Weiser | Measure of Damages for Violation of Property Rules: Breach of Confidentiality | 2003 | University of Chicago Law School Roundtable (vol. 9 no. 1, pp.75-154) | John Goering
| The Impacts of New Neighborhoods on Poor Families: Evaluating the Policy
Implications of the Moving to Opportunity Demonstration
| 2003
| Economic Policy Review,: Vol. 9 (2),
113-139
| Rui Yao, Brian A. Ciochetti, Gail Lee, James Shilling and Yongheng Deng
| A Proportional Hazard Model of Commercial Mortgage Default with Originator Bias
| 2003
| Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 27(1)
| Ko Wang, Leslie Young, and Yuqing Zhou
| Non-Discriminating Foreclosure and Voluntary Liquidating Costs
| 2002
| Review of Financial Studies, 15:3, 959-985 | Judith Feins, John Goering and Todd Richardson
| A Cross-Site Analysis of Initial Moving to Opportunity Demonstration Results.
| 2002 | Journal of Housing Research,: Vol. 13
(1), 1-30
| Rui Yao, Brian A. Ciochetti, Bin Gao and Yongheng Deng
| The Termination of Lending Relationships through Prepayment and Default in the Commercial Mortgage Markets: A Proportional Hazard Approach with Competing Risks
| 2002
| Real Estate Economics, 30(4), 595-633 | Tsong-Yue Lai, Hin Man Mak, and Ko Wang
| Asset Pricing Model with Short-Sale Restrictions: The Case of Asian Property Markets
| 2001 | International Real Estate Review 4:1, 42-55 | John Goering
| An Assessment of President Clinton's Initiative on Race
| 2001 | Ethnic and Racial Studies,: Vol.
24, 472-484
| Su Han Chan, Mark Stohs, and Ko Wang
| Are Real Estate IPOs a Different Species? Evidence from Hong Kong IPOs
| 2001
| Journal of Real Estate Research 21:3, 201-220
| Ko Wang, Yuqing Zhou, Su Han Chan, and K. W. Chau
| Over-Confidence and Cycles in Real Estate Markets: Cases in Hong Kong and Asia
| 2000
| International Real Estate Review 3:1, 93-108 | Ko Wang and Yuqing Zhou
| Overbuilding: A Game-theoretic Approach
| 2000
| Real Estate Economics 28:3, 493-522
| Neng Lai and Ko Wang
| Land-Supply Restrictions, Developer Strategies and Housing Policies: The Case in Hong Kong
| 1999
| International Real Estate Review 2:1, 143-159 | Su Han Chan, W. K. Leung, and Ko Wang
| Institutional Investment in REITs: Evidence and Implications
| 1998
| Journal of Real Estate Research 16:3, 357-374 | Tsong-Yue Lai and Ko Wang
| Appraisal Smoothing: The Other Side of the Story
| 1998
| Real Estate Economics 26:3, 511-535
| Su Han Chan, Michelle Chu, George Lentz, and Ko Wang
| Intra-Project Externality and Layout Variable in Residential Condominium Appraisals
| 1998
| Journal of Real Estate Research 15:2, 131-145 | George Lentz and Ko Wang
| Residential Appraisal and the Lending Process: A Survey of Issues
| 1998
| Journal of Real Estate Research 15:1, 11-39 | John Goering
| The Moving to Opportunity Social `Experiment': Early Stages of Implementation
and Research Plans
| 1997 | Poverty Research News. Vol
1,No. 2
| Ko Wang, Yuming Li, and John Erickson
| A New Look at the Monday Effect
| 1997
| Journal of Finance 52:5, 2171-2186 | John Goering
| Recent Research on Racial Segregation and
Poverty Concentration in Public Housing in the United States
| 1997 | Urban
Affairs Review, 32. 723-745
| Ko Wang and John Erickson
| The Stock Performance of Securitized Real Estate and Master Limited Partnership
| 1997
| Real Estate Economics 25:2, 295-319 | John Goering
| Race and Default in Credit Markets: A Colloquy
| 1996
| Cityscape, Vol.2, No. 1,(Guest editor and
Introduction, pp. 1-7)
| Tsong-Yue Lai and Ko Wang
| Comparing the Accuracy of the Minimum-Variance Grid Method to Multiple Regression in Appraised Value Estimates
| 1996
| Real Estate Economics 24:4, 531-549 | Ko Wang, Su Han Chan, and John Erickson
| Does the REIT Stock Market Resemble the General Stock Market?
| 1995
| Journal of Real Estate Research 10:4, 445-460 | Yuming Li and Ko Wang
| The Predictability of REIT Returns and Market Segmentation
| 1995
| Journal of Real Estate Research 10:4, 471-482 | Su Han Chan, George Gau, and Ko Wang
| Stock-Market Reaction to Capital Investment Decisions: Evidence from Business Relocation Announcements
| 1995
| Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 30:1, 81-100 | Ko Wang, John Erickson, George Gau, and Su Han Chan
| Market Microstructure and Real Estate Returns
| 1995
| Real Estate Economics 23:1 (formerly AREUEA Journal), 85-100 | George Gau, Tsong-Yue Lai, and Ko Wang
| A Further Discussion of Optimal Comparable Selection and Weighting, and A Response to Green
| 1994
| AREUEA Journal 22:4, 675-683 | John Goering
| Anti-Discrimination Law on the Grounds of Race
in the United States:
Enforcement and Research Concerns
| 1994 | New
Community 20. 393-414
| George Gau and Ko Wang
| The Tax-Induced Holding Periods of Real Estate Investors: Theory and Empirical Evidence
| 1994
| Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics 8:1, 71-86 | John Goering
| Towards the Comparative Exploration of Public
Housing Segregation in England
and the United States
| 1993 | Housing
Studies. 8. 256-273
| Ko Wang, John Erickson, and George Gau
| Dividend Policies and Dividend Announcement Effects for Real Estate Investment Trusts
| 1993
| AREUEA Journal 21:2, 185-201 | John Goering
| Reclothing the Emperor while Avoiding
Ideological Polarization
| 1993 | New
Community, 19. 336-347
| Tsong-Yue Lai, Ko Wang, Su Han Chan, and Daniel Lee
| A Note on Optimal Portfolio Selection and Diversification Benefit with Short Sale Restriction on Real Estate Assets
| 1992
| Journal of Real Estate Research 7:4, 493-501 | Ko Wang, Su Han Chan, and George Gau
| Initial Public Offerings of Equity Securities: Anomalous Evidence Using REITs
| 1992
| Journal of Financial Economics 31:3, 381- 410 | John Goering
| Race and Public Housing in Britain and the United States
| 1992 | New
Community.18. 457-462
| George Gau, Tsong-Yue Lai, and Ko Wang
| Optimal Comparable Selection and Weighting in Real Property Valuation: An Extension
| 1992
| AREUEA Journal 20:1, 107-123 | Ko Wang, Terry Grissom, and James Webb
| The Spatial Equilibrium of Intra-Regional Rate-of-Return and the Implications for Real Estate Portfolio Diversification
| 1991
| Journal of Real Estate Research 7:1, 59-72 | Ko Wang, Terry Grissom, James Webb, and Lewis Spellman
| The Impact of Rental Property on the Value of Single Family Residences
| 1991
| Journal of Urban Economics 30:2, 152-166 | George Gau and Ko Wang
| Appraisal Data and Bias in Real Estate Return Indexes: A Reply
| 1991
| AREUEA Journal 19:1, 113-116 | John Goering
| The Immigration Multiplier: Fact or Fiction? | 1990 | International Migration Review. New York: Center for
Migration Studies
| George Gau and Ko Wang
| Capital Structure Decisions in Real Estate Investment
| 1990
| AREUEA Journal 18:4, 501-521 | Ko Wang, Terry Grissom, and Su Han Chan
| The Functional Relationship and Use of Going-In and Going-Out Capitalization Rates
| 1990
| Journal of Real Estate Research 5:2, 231-246 | George Gau and Ko Wang
| A Further Examination of Appraisal Data and the Potential Bias in Real Estate Return Indexes
| 1990
| AREUEA Journal 18:1, 40-48 | | Ko Wang, James Webb, and Susanne Cannon | Estimating Project Specific Absorption | 1990 | Journal of Real Estate Research 5:1, 107-116 | John Goering
| Investigating Public Housing Segregation:
Conceptual and Methodological Issues
| 1989 | Urban
Affairs Quarterly, 25 265-297
| John Goering
| The ‘Explosiveness’ of Chain Migration: Research
and Policy Issues | 1989 | International Migration Review. Vol. 23, pp. 797-813 (and volume editor)
| John Goering
| Resolute Ignorance or Political Straw Man
| 1988 | Society. 67-70
| John Goering
| Race, Housing and Public Policy
| 1982 | Urban
Affairs Quarterly, 17 463-490
| John Goering
| Toward a National Policy for Neighborhoods: A
Conversation Between a Policy Maker and a Social Scientist
| 1980 | Public
Administration Review, 40 553-560
| John Goering
| The National Neighborhood Movement: A
Preliminary Analysis and Critique
| 1979 | Journal
of the American Institute of Planners, 506-514
| John Goering
| Housing and Urban Redevelopment: Two Case
Studies of Community Involvement
| 1979 | Housing
and Society, 5, No. 3
| John Goering
| Comment: What a National Commission on
Neighborhoods Could Do
| 1979 | Areuea
Journal. 227-229
| John Goering
| The Myths of Neighborhood
| 1978 | New York Affairs, 5, No. 1
| John Goering
| Race and Residence in London. A Review
| 1978 | Comparative
Urban Research, 5
| John Goering
| Racial Tipping Factors Tapped: Rejoinder
| 1978 | Journal of the American Institute of Planners
44(4), 464-465
| John Goering
| Neighborhood Tipping and Racial Transition: A
Review of Social Science Evidence
| 1978 | Journal
of the American Institute of Planners.
| Carol Poll and John Goering
| Horatio Alger Revisited: The Persistence of a
Ghetto Social Welfare Institution
| 1974 | Sociology
and Social Welfare, II, No.
1
| | John Goering and Edward Kalachek | Transportation and People
| 1973 | Society, 10. 39-42
| John Goering
| Comment: The Political Structure of Anthropology
| 1972 | Human
Organization, 343-344
| John Goering
| Changing Perceptions and Evaluations of Physical
Characteristics Among Blacks: 1950-1970
| 1972 | Phylon. 33, No. 3
| John Goering
| The Social Effects and Limitations of
Development Planning: The Case of Singapore
and of Indonesia
| 1972 | Human
Organization, 385-393
| John Goering
| Population and Housing in East
Harlem
| 1972 | Rand
Institute Report, 4854
| John Goering
| Revisiting Tempo
| 1972 | Growth
and Change: A Journal of Regional Development, 59-61
| John Goering
| The Emergence of Ethnic Interests
| 1971 | Social
Forces Vol. 49, pp. 379-384, reprinted in Issues
in Race and Ethnic Relations, edited by Jack Rothman
| John Goering
| Technology and Community: Experiments in
Transporting the Unemployed
| 1971 | Growth
andChange: A Journal of Regional Development. 2. 34-37 | Rodney Coe and John Goering
| Cultural Versus Situational Explanations in
Medical Behavior of the Poor
| 1970 | Social
Science Quarterly. 51. 309-319
| Marvin Cummins and John Goering
| Intervention Research and the Survey Process
| 1970 | Journal
of Social Issues. 26. 49-55 |
Professional Publications:
Author(s) | Article | Year | Journal | | Jay Weiser | Trafficking in Panic | June 22, 2005 | New York Law Journal, p.2 | | Rui Yao and Wenli Li | How Do House Price Changes Affect Consumption? | Forthcoming 2005 | Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Business Review | | Jay Weiser | CEOs Behaving Badly: Another Cycle of Reform is the Cost of Doing Business | June 6, 2005 | Book Review, Weekly Standard, pp. 33-35 | | Jay Weiser | Legalizing Gay Marriage | December 10, 2004 | Book Review, New York Law Journal, p.2 | | Leslie Rubin and Jay Weiser | Same-Sex Marriage: Law Needs to Catch Up | August 26, 2002 | National Law Journal, p. A8 | | Jay Weiser | Negotiating in the Face of Disaster | December 2001 | Grid, p.21 | | Jay Weiser | To Some an Eyesore, To Others a Home | June 24, 2000 | New York Times, p. A15 | | Jay Weiser | Stop Cops from Making Improper Asset Seizures | June 7, 2000 | Newsday, p. 42 | | Jay Weiser | Scrambling for Crumbs: The Affordable Housing Finance Maze | January/February 2000 | Grid, pp.84-89 | | Jay Weiser | Zoned Out | 1999 | Grid, pp.68-70 | | Jay Weiser | Deco Disneyfication | 1999 | Grid p.136 | | Jay Weiser | Pollution Liability Insurance Improves | March 23, 1998 | National Law Journal, pp.B13, B16-B17 | | Jay Weiser | Helping Dorothy Find the Way: Pension Funds and Prohibited Transactions | May/June 1997 | Business Law Today, pp.52-56 | | Jay Weiser | Denim Downsize | February 26, 1996 | New Republic | | Jay Weiser | After 80 Years, Fashion Row Comes Back in Style | January 6, 1994 | New York Newsday | | Jay Weiser | The Business Lawyer as Sleuth | November/December 1993 | Business Law Today, pp.23-27 | | W. Christopher White, Jon D. Horowitz, and Jay Weiser | Foreclosure by Advertisement: Rewards Await Those Who Master the Law’s Complexity | November 24, 1993 | New York Law Journal, pp.5-6 | | Jay Weiser | Money Can Buy You Love | February 19, 1992 | New York Newsday | | Terry Grissom and Ko Wang | Rental Property and Housing Prices: A Case Study | January 1991, 1-19 | Real Estate Research Center Technical Paper Series | | Terry Grissom and Ko Wang | Market Segmentation Using Capitalization Rate
| January 1988, 1-39 | Real Estate Research Center Technical Paper Series | | Terry Grissom, Rudy Robinson, and Ko Wang | Matched Pairs Analysis Program and Compliance with FHLBB Memorandum R41B/C | January 1987, 42-68
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Teaching Cases: - All the cases listed below are published by the Center for Asian Business Cases at the University of Hong Kong and distributed by the Harvard Business School Publishing and European Case Clearing House.
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, " Fountain Set (Holdings) Limited: Privatizing or Stay Public," 2002. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 14 pages. Teaching Notes: 7 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Singapore Telecommunications Limited: The Bid for Cable & Wireless HKT Limited," 2002. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 19 pages. Combined Teaching Note: 28 pages.) This case is selected for use in the 2002 MBA International Case Competition.
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Pacific Century CyberWorks Limited: The Bid for Cable & Wireless HKT Limited," 2002. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 18 pages. Combined Teaching Note: 28 pages.) This case is selected for use in the 2002 MBA International Case Competition.
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "The Divestiture of Cable & Wireless Hong Kong Telecom Limited," 2002. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 25 pages. Teaching Note: 18 pages.) This case is selected for use in the 2002 MBA International Case Competition.
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Identifying Value Creators" 2002. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 17 pages. Teaching Note: 24 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, " New World Development Company Limited: Diversify or Focus?" 2001. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 16 pages. Teaching Note: 14 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Mortgage Securitization in Hong Kong and Asia" 2001. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 20 pages. Teaching Note: 7 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, " Follow the Insiders or Follow the News: The Case of Pacific Century CyberWorks Limited," 2001. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 21 pages. Teaching Note: 9 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Phuket Beach Hotel: Valuing Alternative Capital Projects," 2001. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 4 pages. Teaching Note: 9 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Privatization of the MTR Corporation," 2001. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 26 pages. Teaching Note: 10 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Tom.com, 2000," 2000. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 20 pages. Teaching Note: 14 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Hong Kong Disneyland (C): The Joint Venture Negotiation," 2000. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 4 pages. Teaching Note: 17 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Hong Kong Disneyland (B): The HKSAR Perspective," 2000. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 19 pages. Teaching Note: 13 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Hong Kong Disneyland (A): The Walt Disney Perspective," 2000. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 22 pages. Teaching Note: 14 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Identifying Hong Kong Firms during the Asian Financial Crisis," 2000. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 10 pages. Teaching Note: 11 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Sino Land Hotel Spin-off (B)," 1999. (Case prepared by Ms. Mary Ho. Case Length: 11 pages. Teaching Note: 21 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Sino Land Hotel Spin-off (A),"1999. (Case prepared by Mr. Probir Banerjee. Case Length: 22 pages. Teaching Note: 10 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Tianjin Development," 1999. (Case prepared by Mr. Probir Banerjee. Case Length: 19 pages. Teaching Note: 11 pages.)
- Su Han Chan and Ko Wang, "Beijing Enterprises: Initial Public Offering," 1999. (Case prepared by Mr. Probir Banerjee. Case Length: 18 pages. Teaching Notes: 13 pages.)
Monograph & Academic Books:- Su Han Chan, John Erickson, and Ko Wang, "Real Estate Investment Trusts: Structure, Performance, and Investment Opportunities", Oxford University Press: New York, 2003, 352 pages. Translated into Chinese by Hongyu Liu and Ying Hwang, Economic Science Press, Beijing, China, 2004, 288 pages. Translated into Korean by Young Ki Ro, Cha Soon Cha, and Yin Su Kim, Pak Young Sa Publisher, Seoul, Korea, 2005, 375 pages.
- John Goering, Tom Weiss and Margaret Crahan, eds. Wars on Terrorism and Iraq:
Human Rights, Unilateralism, and the United States. Routledge Press. March
2004.
- Judith Feins and John Goering. Choosing a Better Life? Evaluating the Moving
to Opportunity Experiment, The Urban Institute Press, May 2003.
- Ko Wang and Marvin Wolverton, editors, "Real Estate Valuation Theory", Kluwer Academic Publishers: Boston, 2002, 430 pages.
- John Goering. The Thirtieth Anniversary of the Fair Housing Act.
Cityscape, Spring 1999.
- John Goering. Mortgage Lending, Racial Discrimination and Federal Policy.
The Urban Institute Press, Washington, DC. 1996.
- John Goering. Housing Desegregation and Federal Policy. University of
North Carolina Press. 1986.
- John Goering. Marx and the City: A Symposium. Vol. VI of Comparative
Urban Research, Transaction Press, 1978.
- John Goering. The Best Eight Blocks in Harlem: The Last Decade of Urban
Reform. University Press. 1977.
- John Goering and Edward Kalachek. Transportation and Central City
Unemployment. Institute for Urban and Regional Studies, Washington
University, St. Louis, Missouri, 1970.
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