2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.dib.2018.03.009
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Data from RE distressed market: Properties auctions in Italy

Abstract: This paper reports data describing Real Estate (RE) distressed market, focusing on properties foreclosures occurred in North-East Italy. A survey was carried out consulting financial institutions, courts of law and different associations of public notaries. The aim of this survey was to record RE auctions, collecting technical and socio-economic features. The novelties of this survey are mainly two. The first consists in the dataset itself, due to the difficult in collecting such type of data in the Italian sc… Show more

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“…The Italian auction market is similar to the American one in terms of the discount on final sale price; with particular reference to the domestic context, a comprehensive survey on the Italian Real Estate distressed market has been provided by Canesi and Marella (2018), focusing on property foreclosures occurring in north-eastern Italy, specifically in the Veneto Region; socio-economic characteristics concerning housing market trends and demographic features were considered in order to relate the performances of a distressed market to the surrounding urban context; the analyzed aspects were physical location, income, variation of normalized number transactions (NTN), population and real estate activity index (IMI). Furthermore, other characteristics, such as profitability in terms of occupancy, physical features (such as type, state of maintenance, gross building area and quality) and auction market features (days on market, number of auctions, discount, premium and date of value) were included.…”
Section: Evidence From Italian Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Italian auction market is similar to the American one in terms of the discount on final sale price; with particular reference to the domestic context, a comprehensive survey on the Italian Real Estate distressed market has been provided by Canesi and Marella (2018), focusing on property foreclosures occurring in north-eastern Italy, specifically in the Veneto Region; socio-economic characteristics concerning housing market trends and demographic features were considered in order to relate the performances of a distressed market to the surrounding urban context; the analyzed aspects were physical location, income, variation of normalized number transactions (NTN), population and real estate activity index (IMI). Furthermore, other characteristics, such as profitability in terms of occupancy, physical features (such as type, state of maintenance, gross building area and quality) and auction market features (days on market, number of auctions, discount, premium and date of value) were included.…”
Section: Evidence From Italian Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%