Scandinavian Working Papers in Economics
Working Paper Series,
Royal Institute of Technology, Department of Real Estate and Construction Management & Banking and Finance
- 2012 No 15 - 15
- 2013 No 1 - 20
- 2014 No 1 - 10
- 2015 No 1 - 12
- 2016 No 1 - 3
- 2017 No 1 - 2
- 2018 No 1 - 3
- 2019 No 1 - 12
- 2020 No 1 - 19
- 2021 No 1 - 8
- 2022 No 1 - 9
- 2023 No 1 - 12
- 2024 No 1 - 9
No 25/13: The Price Elasticity of Condominium Housing Association Fees in Stockholm, Sweden
Mats Wilhelmsson
No 25/12: Income and Tenure Diversity: Stockholm, Sweden
Mats Wilhelmsson
No 25/11: Blooming algae and falling returns on investments. The Swedish housing market in the face of biodiversity risk
Tommaso Piseddu
No 25/10: Leasehold Status and Apartment Prices: Exploring Price Efficiency and Optimal-Choices among Housing Cooperatives
Arvid Boberg, Herman Donner and Jakob Metsalo
No 25/9: Assessing the impact of wildfires on the Swedish housing market: A case study of the 2014 Västmanland wildfire
Tommaso Piseddu and David Stenvall
No 25/8: Explosions and Their Impact on House Prices: Evidence from Stockholm (2021–2024)
Robert Boije, David Stenvall and Mats Wilhelmsson
No 25/7: Hedonic and Spatial Analysis of Neo-Traditional Architecture in Stockholm
Piotr Dabrowski and Mats Wilhelmsson
No 25/6: Social Innovation in Affordable Housing
Linda Lövgren, Inga-Lill Söderberg and Olli Vigren
No 25/5: Auction Structure, Bidding Behavior and Urban Land Price: New Evidence from Two-Stage Land Auctions
Shuping Wu, Simon Stevenson, James Young and Zan Yang
No 25/4: Valuing Energy Use and Efficiency Measures in Office Transactions: Evidence from Sweden’s Commercial Real Estate Market
Julia Gellerstam, Lisa Palmquist and Cecilia Hermansson
No 25/3: Planned behavior with saving and borrowing intentions - how do consumers make ends meet?
Kent Eriksson, Cecilia Hermansson, Malin Malmström, Mark Sanctuary and Hsu-Chi Weng
No 25/2: Flood Risk and Household Financial Decision-Making
Yidi Wang, Zhen Wang and Zan Yang
No 25/1: Exploring nonlinear relationships between individual-level bank customer satisfaction and revenue
Cecilia Hermansson, Kent Eriksson and Carin Segerlind
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