2019
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3409328
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Real Estate Market Evolution and Monetary Policy in Kazakhstan

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“…In addition, when adjusted for population growth (please see Figure 11), the high proportion of housing supply in superstar cities of Kazakhstan is roughly proportional to the urban dynamics in the rest of Kazakhstan, so that supply largely meets demand. Interestingly, as Ybrayev and Becker (2019) note, two urban centers and oil regions account for a largely disproportionate portion of new construction, and hence, exhibit far higher housing prices relative to other local housing markets. However, as Seitz (2021) argues, observed increase in housing supply has not been enough to meet housing demand for an increasing population and urbanization goals set by the government.…”
Section: Polarization Of Housing Markets In Kazakhstanmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, when adjusted for population growth (please see Figure 11), the high proportion of housing supply in superstar cities of Kazakhstan is roughly proportional to the urban dynamics in the rest of Kazakhstan, so that supply largely meets demand. Interestingly, as Ybrayev and Becker (2019) note, two urban centers and oil regions account for a largely disproportionate portion of new construction, and hence, exhibit far higher housing prices relative to other local housing markets. However, as Seitz (2021) argues, observed increase in housing supply has not been enough to meet housing demand for an increasing population and urbanization goals set by the government.…”
Section: Polarization Of Housing Markets In Kazakhstanmentioning
confidence: 99%