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Estimation of a semi-parametric hazard model for the Mexican new housing market

As a result of the current crisis, analyzing the linkages between the financial sector, the economic activity, and the housing market have become increasingly relevant. Making use of a novel Mexican housing-market database, this article estimates a semi-parametric hazard model to study how the market duration of a home in sale is affected by the performance of the economic activity and the mortgage loan market. The results suggest that growth in the economic activity has a positive and significant effect on the hazard that a home is sold while growth in the mortgage market has no significant effect on the hazard of a home being sold.