#3092. Price Rigidity and Vacancy Rates: The Framing Effect on Rental Housing Markets

November 2026publication date
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Finance;
Economics and Econometrics;
Accounting;
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Abstract:
The article proposes a new explanation for the inflexibility of rental prices. When inflation is high or low, the process of negotiating a new rent is negotiating to increase or decrease utility for landlords. Based on the framing effect theory, this study hypothesized that utility bidding causes landlords to make large concessions and prefer short-term contracts.
Keywords:
Framing effect; Housing rent price rigidity; Inflation illusion; Rent volatility; Vacancy rate

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