英文摘要 |
Within the framework of Arbitrage Pricing Theory, we employ the method used by Chen, Roll and Ross (1986) (a factors pre-specified method) to study the factors influencing the rate of returns of Taiwan's real estate. Following Chen, Roll and Ross, a two stage regression is used. The sample assets are the residential real estates in the Taipei metropolitan area. The data period is from January 1987 to December 1992. According to market conditions, we divided the study period into three sub period. The pre-specified factors are unexpected money supply, unexpected inflation, expected change of inflation, unexpected foreign exchange rate, unexpected risk premium, unexpected export, unexpected term structure change and the valued weighted stock index return. We found that (1) unexpected inflation and unexpected risk premium have significantly positive influence in the residential real estate returns; and (2) in different market conditions (boom or recession) and different areas, the influencing factors may change. |