Information Economics with Real Estate Applications 1st Edition

Capture the emerging intersections of market theory and property practice with Information Economics with Real Estate Applications, 1st Edition by Fredrik Armerin and Madeleine Hoeft. This authoritative volume transforms abstract economic concepts into practical insights for anyone working in housing, commercial property, finance, or public policy.

Grounded in rigorous theory yet rich with real-world examples, the book explains how information asymmetry, signaling, search frictions, and market design shape pricing, valuation, and transaction outcomes in real estate. Readers gain a clear grasp of why markets misprice assets, how bargaining and auctions respond to imperfect information, and which data-driven strategies reduce risk and improve valuation accuracy. The writing balances clarity and depth, making advanced ideas accessible to advanced undergraduates, graduate students, analysts, and industry practitioners.

Ideal for professionals across the US, UK, Europe, and other global markets, this edition offers tools to improve investment decisions, craft better appraisal models, and inform housing policy. It is especially useful for property investors, lenders, urban economists, and real estate consultants who need to translate economic mechanisms into actionable strategies.

Concise yet comprehensive, the book equips you to interpret market signals, anticipate information-driven distortions, and design smarter approaches to valuation and transaction structuring. Whether you teach, research, or operate in real estate markets, this title is a must-have reference that bridges theory and practice.

Order your copy of Information Economics with Real Estate Applications, 1st Edition today and start applying advanced economic thinking to real-world property challenges.

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