Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10477006 Journal of Housing Economics 2005 17 Pages PDF
Abstract
This study examines how listing properties on the internet in addition to listing the same properties on the multiple listing service affects the marketing time and price of the properties. Our results, based on a sample of 48,280 residential transactions, indicate that houses listed on the internet take slightly longer to sell and also sell for marginally higher prices. These results, while small in magnitude, are consistent with our theoretical model.
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