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  2. Nearby rents fall after large apartment buildings open.
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New apartments → nearby rents

Nearby rents fall after large apartment buildings open.

Both comparison strategies turn negative after treatment; the vertical bars show uncertainty.

FROM THE PAPERFigure 2 · Rent event studies
Published rent event-study chart showing near-far and near-near estimates from three years before through three years after treatment, with confidence intervals.

Source: Asquith, Mast & Reed (2023) · Figure 2; PDF p. 39

Keep in mind: The main sample contains 96 buildings, and Zillow listings underrepresent cheaper rentals.

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Nearby rents fall after large apartment buildings open.

Both comparison strategies turn negative after treatment; the vertical bars show uncertainty.

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Asquith, Mast & Reed (2023)
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Figure 2 · Rent event studies · Figure 2; PDF p. 39
Keep in mind
The main sample contains 96 buildings, and Zillow listings underrepresent cheaper rentals.
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