1{2 "record_id": "bcf745178dcc691b18c9d83f1fe5e6d55eff9a85",3 "eligible": false,4 "exclusion_reason": "Not a hedonic price study. LSU dissertation (Shuang Zhu, 2011) with three essays: (1) appraisal bias/accuracy regressions on differences between appraisals of New Orleans foreclosure properties (Tables 1.2-1.3, appraiser characteristics as regressors); (2) Cox hazard models of mortgage default with foreclosure delay (Tables 2.3-2.x); (3) Cox hazard models of default with housing-expectation proxies from Case-Shiller futures (Tables 3.4-3.6). No residential price or rent regression with property-characteristic coefficients; the word 'hedonic' does not appear in the PDF. The metadata abstract (spatial-temporal hedonic prediction) belongs to a different document.",5 "study": {6 "title": "Three essays on real estate finance",7 "year": 2011,8 "doi": "10.31390/gradschool_dissertations.1653",9 "country": "United States",10 "region_city": "New Orleans (essay 1); national loan-level (essays 2-3)",11 "sample_start": null,12 "sample_end": null,13 "property_type": "unknown",14 "price_type": "appraisal",15 "data_source": "New Orleans foreclosure appraisals; loan-level mortgage data",16 "document_type": "thesis",17 "estimators": [18 "OLS",19 "other"20 ],21 "spatial_method": "none",22 "time_fe": false,23 "location_fe": false,24 "se_type": "unknown",25 "n_obs_total": 1532,26 "ai_methods": [],27 "notes": "Dependent variables are appraisal differences, residual variances and default hazards, not house prices."28 },29 "models": [],30 "coefficients": []31}