英文摘要 |
The long-term Taiwan real estate market depression has been reducing households' investment demand and slowing down the housing price which determines mainly the monthly rent multiplier, but the monthly rent multiplier still reaches to 345 and does not drop significantly. Due to the different housing service qualities of tenure states which determine the use values, the gap of housing rent and price can not shrink. This paper finds that the degree of interaction of rents and prices has lessened, and the impact of prices change on rents is obviously higher than the vice versa. This means not only the rents, but also some other key variables influence the change of prices. Considering the dynamic relationship, we find that there is a long-term equilibrium between rents and prices and the price of Taipei city moves ahead that of Taipei county. Besides, there is no obvious causality between prices and rents. Such evidence indicates that the disparity of rents and prices is caused by market segments of tenure states which weaken the substitution of both submarkets. |