Mats Wilhelmsson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3078843 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mats Wilhelmsson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mats |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilhelmsson |
| SIGNATURE | WILHELMSSON M |
| AFFILIATIONS | KTH Royal Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9944-0510 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Redefining Stockholm: Examining the consequences of urban development on socioeconomic factors and affordability
The city is constantly changing. New buildings are built, new infrastructure replaces old infrastructure, and the city grows with the addition of new areas. This study investigates the impact of new construction projects on the socioeconomic background and affordability of residents in Stockholm, Sweden. Using the difference-in-difference methodology, the authors analyse data from several construction projects in the city from 2009 to 2014. The r…
Demand for rent-regulated apartments in the Swedish housing market
We are analysing Stockholm, Sweden’s regulated rental housing market, by analysing the distribution of rental apartments based on a person’s position in the housing agency queue. Our objective is to examine queue times and estimate the demand for rent-regulated apartments, as well as the market’s income elasticity. Using the hedonic two-step approach, we use empirical data from rental contracts provided by the Stockholm Housing Agency to investig…
What Determines the Supply of Housing for the Elderly, and How Is it Related to the Spread of Covid-19
As in many other countries, the population of Sweden is getting older. This means that the number of older people in society will increase in absolute numbers and relative terms. Consequently, the need for elderly housing will increase, and the cost of these investments will be high. The following study aims to perform a quantitative analysis of the spatial distribution of the number and size of housing units for the elderly in Sweden in 2013-201…
Does burglary affect property prices in a nonmetropolitan municipality
Universities, knowledge transfer and regional development: Geography, entrepreneurship and policy – Edited by Attila Varga
The impact of crime on apartment prices: Evidence from stockholm, sweden
This study uses data of about 9,000 apartment sales in Stockholm, Sweden, to assess the impact of crime on property prices. The study employs hedonic pricing modelling to estimate the impact of crime controlling for other factors (property and neighbourhood characteristics). Geographic Information System (GIS) is used to combine apartment sales by coordinates with offences, land use characteristics and demographic data of the population. The nove…
Urbanization, productivity, and innovation: Evidence from investment in higher education
Housing Stock and Price Adjustments in 12 West European Countries between 1976 and 1999
Housing investment has both a direct and an indirect effect on economic growth. It is therefore of great importance to understand the mechanisms underlying the housing market. This paper uses an error‐correction model to analyse the dynamics of the housing markets in 12 West European countries for the period 1976–99. The empirical results indicate that it is, to some degree, possible to consider the European housing market as one market. The rela…
Valuation of traffic-noise abatement
Agglomeration and the spatial distribution of creativity
Spatial Models in Real Estate Economics
The idea that location is important in real estate economics is not new. However, the spatial dimension of real estate data is not always taken into account in traditional real estate models. Spatial econometrics is a tool that could remedy this problem. The objective of this paper is to review spatial models and apply them to typical hedonic real estate data. By doing so we gain insight into the size of bias that can occur in parameters if we do…
Urbanization, productivity, and innovation: Evidence from investment in higher education
Spatial Models in Real Estate Economics
The idea that location is important in real estate economics is not new. However, the spatial dimension of real estate data is not always taken into account in traditional real estate models. Spatial econometrics is a tool that could remedy this problem. The objective of this paper is to review spatial models and apply them to typical hedonic real estate data. By doing so we gain insight into the size of bias that can occur in parameters if we do…
Agglomeration and the spatial distribution of creativity
The impact of crime on apartment prices: Evidence from stockholm, sweden
This study uses data of about 9,000 apartment sales in Stockholm, Sweden, to assess the impact of crime on property prices. The study employs hedonic pricing modelling to estimate the impact of crime controlling for other factors (property and neighbourhood characteristics). Geographic Information System (GIS) is used to combine apartment sales by coordinates with offences, land use characteristics and demographic data of the population. The nove…
Does burglary affect property prices in a nonmetropolitan municipality
Housing Stock and Price Adjustments in 12 West European Countries between 1976 and 1999
Housing investment has both a direct and an indirect effect on economic growth. It is therefore of great importance to understand the mechanisms underlying the housing market. This paper uses an error‐correction model to analyse the dynamics of the housing markets in 12 West European countries for the period 1976–99. The empirical results indicate that it is, to some degree, possible to consider the European housing market as one market. The rela…
Redefining Stockholm: Examining the consequences of urban development on socioeconomic factors and affordability
The city is constantly changing. New buildings are built, new infrastructure replaces old infrastructure, and the city grows with the addition of new areas. This study investigates the impact of new construction projects on the socioeconomic background and affordability of residents in Stockholm, Sweden. Using the difference-in-difference methodology, the authors analyse data from several construction projects in the city from 2009 to 2014. The r…
What Determines the Supply of Housing for the Elderly, and How Is it Related to the Spread of Covid-19
As in many other countries, the population of Sweden is getting older. This means that the number of older people in society will increase in absolute numbers and relative terms. Consequently, the need for elderly housing will increase, and the cost of these investments will be high. The following study aims to perform a quantitative analysis of the spatial distribution of the number and size of housing units for the elderly in Sweden in 2013-201…
Spatial Models in Real Estate Economics
The idea that location is important in real estate economics is not new. However, the spatial dimension of real estate data is not always taken into account in traditional real estate models. Spatial econometrics is a tool that could remedy this problem. The objective of this paper is to review spatial models and apply them to typical hedonic real estate data. By doing so we gain insight into the size of bias that can occur in parameters if we do…
Valuation of traffic-noise abatement
Agglomeration and the spatial distribution of creativity
Housing Stock and Price Adjustments in 12 West European Countries between 1976 and 1999
Housing investment has both a direct and an indirect effect on economic growth. It is therefore of great importance to understand the mechanisms underlying the housing market. This paper uses an error‐correction model to analyse the dynamics of the housing markets in 12 West European countries for the period 1976–99. The empirical results indicate that it is, to some degree, possible to consider the European housing market as one market. The rela…
Urbanization, productivity, and innovation: Evidence from investment in higher education
The impact of crime on apartment prices: Evidence from stockholm, sweden
This study uses data of about 9,000 apartment sales in Stockholm, Sweden, to assess the impact of crime on property prices. The study employs hedonic pricing modelling to estimate the impact of crime controlling for other factors (property and neighbourhood characteristics). Geographic Information System (GIS) is used to combine apartment sales by coordinates with offences, land use characteristics and demographic data of the population. The nove…
Universities, knowledge transfer and regional development: Geography, entrepreneurship and policy – Edited by Attila Varga
Does burglary affect property prices in a nonmetropolitan municipality
What Determines the Supply of Housing for the Elderly, and How Is it Related to the Spread of Covid-19
As in many other countries, the population of Sweden is getting older. This means that the number of older people in society will increase in absolute numbers and relative terms. Consequently, the need for elderly housing will increase, and the cost of these investments will be high. The following study aims to perform a quantitative analysis of the spatial distribution of the number and size of housing units for the elderly in Sweden in 2013-201…
Redefining Stockholm: Examining the consequences of urban development on socioeconomic factors and affordability
The city is constantly changing. New buildings are built, new infrastructure replaces old infrastructure, and the city grows with the addition of new areas. This study investigates the impact of new construction projects on the socioeconomic background and affordability of residents in Stockholm, Sweden. Using the difference-in-difference methodology, the authors analyse data from several construction projects in the city from 2009 to 2014. The r…
Demand for rent-regulated apartments in the Swedish housing market
We are analysing Stockholm, Sweden’s regulated rental housing market, by analysing the distribution of rental apartments based on a person’s position in the housing agency queue. Our objective is to examine queue times and estimate the demand for rent-regulated apartments, as well as the market’s income elasticity. Using the hedonic two-step approach, we use empirical data from rental contracts provided by the Stockholm Housing Agency to investig…
Economics (11 works) · Housing Market and Economics (8 works) · Finance (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Distribution (mathematics (4 works) · Econometrics (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works)