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SUMMARY:Job market seminars
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/job-market-seminars/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251219T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251219T173000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
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SUMMARY:Workshop on Gender\, Inheritance\, and Fertility
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/workshop-on-gender-inheritance-and-fertility/
CATEGORIES:Conference
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251218T120000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20251215T104835Z
UID:5269-1766059200-1766063700@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Carlos Serrano (HEC Paris)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/economics-and-finance-seminar-carlos-serrano-hec-paris/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251216T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251216T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251206T130617Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251215T104751Z
UID:5287-1765886400-1765890000@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Omar Al-Humsi
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/internal-seminar-omar-al-humsi-thema/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251211T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251211T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251205T101220Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T220200Z
UID:5091-1765454400-1765458900@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Graziella Bertocchi (Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/economics-and-finance-seminar-graziella-bertocchi-universita-di-modena-e-reggio-emilia/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251209T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251209T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251204T123451Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T220221Z
UID:4875-1765281600-1765285200@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Eddy Zanoutène
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/internal-seminar-eddy-zanoutene-thema/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251204T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251204T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251129T134217Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251129T134217Z
UID:4706-1764849600-1764854100@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Sylvain Carré (Paris 1)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/economics-and-finance-seminar-sylvain-carre-paris-1/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251202T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251202T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251129T133815Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T212503Z
UID:4704-1764676800-1764680400@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Margaux Suteau (LSE)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/internal-seminar-margaux-suteau-lse/
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251202T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251202T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251117T084309Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T214701Z
UID:4421-1764673200-1764676800@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Management and Marketing seminar: Delphine Dion (ESSEC)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/delphine-dion-essec-business-school/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251127T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251127T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251122T154601Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251122T154601Z
UID:4584-1764244800-1764249300@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Alexandre de Cornière (Toulouse School of Economics)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/economics-and-finance-seminar-alexandre-de-corniere-toulouse-school-of-economics/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251125T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251125T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251122T154739Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251201T203135Z
UID:4586-1764072000-1764075600@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Linus Thierry Nana Noumi
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/internal-seminar-linus-thierry-nana-noumi-thema/
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251120T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251120T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251117T084505Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215550Z
UID:4423-1763640000-1763644500@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Gabrielle Fack (Dauphine University - PSL)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/economics-and-finance-seminar-gabrielle-fack-dauphine-university-psl/
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251118T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251118T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251117T155225Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251201T203221Z
UID:4461-1763467200-1763470800@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Javier Terrero (Paris-Saclay University)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/internal-seminar-javier-terrero-paris-saclay-university/
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251114T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251114T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251110T134729Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215621Z
UID:4383-1763118000-1763121600@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Management and Marketing Seminar: Charlène Théodore (Montpellier Recherche en Management)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/management-and-marketing-seminar-charlene-theodore-laboratoire-montpellier-recherche-en-management/
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251113T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251113T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251110T134545Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215633Z
UID:4381-1763035200-1763039700@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Ylenia Brilli (Cà Foscari University of Venice)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/aeef-seminar-ylenia-brilli-ca-foscari-university-of-venice/
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251106T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251106T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251029T105608Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215702Z
UID:4051-1762430400-1762434900@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Christian Hilber (LSE)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/aeef-seminar-christian-hilber-lse/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251104T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251104T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251029T105507Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215714Z
UID:4049-1762257600-1762261200@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Markus Poschke (McGill)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/tuesday-seminar-markus-poschke-mcgill/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251023T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251023T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20250916T183022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251201T203444Z
UID:3270-1761220800-1761225300@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Natacha Raffin (ENS Paris-Saclay)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/aeef-seminar-natacha-raffin/
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251016T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251016T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20250916T182947Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215732Z
UID:3268-1760616000-1760620500@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Emanuel Hansen (LMU)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/aeef-seminar-emanuel-hansen/
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251014T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251014T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251007T115446Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215743Z
UID:3629-1760443200-1760446800@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Mohammad Lashkarbolookie
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/tuesday-seminar-mohammad-lashkarbolookie-thema/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251014T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251014T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251002T141954Z
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SUMMARY:Management and Marketing Seminar: Romain Sohier (Métis Lab\, EM Normandie)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/tmm-seminar-romain-sohier-metis-lab-em-normandie/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251010T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251010T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20251005T143643Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215838Z
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SUMMARY:Management and Marketing Seminar: Yacine Ladli (CREM\, Université de Rennes)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/yacine-ladli-crem-universite-de-rennes/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251009T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251009T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20250916T182922Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215849Z
UID:3266-1760011200-1760015700@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Mathieu Parenti (INRAE and PSE)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/aeef-seminar-mathieu-parenti/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251002T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20251002T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20250916T182848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215940Z
UID:3263-1759406400-1759410900@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Catherine Roux (University of Basel)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/aeef-seminar-catherine-roux/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250925T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250925T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20250919T202106Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215905Z
UID:3322-1758801600-1758806100@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Huali Wu (Shanxi University)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/aeef-seminar-huali-wu/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250923T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250923T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20250922T150458Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T215917Z
UID:3372-1758628800-1758632400@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Nicolas Djob Li Ngue Bikob
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/tuesday-seminar-nicolas-djob-li-ngue-bikob/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250916T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250916T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20250915T082742Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T220000Z
UID:3256-1758024000-1758027600@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Zijung Cheng
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/tuesday-seminar-zijung-cheng/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250911T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250911T131500
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20250818T153743Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T220017Z
UID:3161-1757592000-1757596500@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Seminar: Lisa Botbol (Monash)
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/aeef-seminar-lisa-botbol/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250909T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20250909T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T003811
CREATED:20250908T134053Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251206T220027Z
UID:3252-1757419200-1757422800@thema-cergy.eu
SUMMARY:Internal Seminar: Jean Toupouvogui
DESCRIPTION:This paper studies the impact of increasing minimum contract length on tenant stability and rental market outcomes. We exploit a 2019 reform in Spain that extended rental contracts from three to five years for individual landlords and to seven years for corporate landlords\, using the universe of rental agreements in Catalonia (2016–2024) and a regression discontinuity design around the reform date. We find a strong increase in contract length for both landlord types\, with no significant effects on rents\, contract volume\, or short-term contracts for individual landlords\, who represent most of the market. Some short-run adjustments appear for corporate landlords\, but they are confined to a one-week anticipation period. In the medium run\, longer contracts increase tenant stability\, driven by fewer renewals with the same tenant among individual landlords and lower market exit among corporate landlords. Overall\, extending contract duration enhances tenure security without generating substantial adverse effects on prices or supply. Room A406.
URL:https://thema-cergy.eu/event/tuesday-seminar-jean-toupouvogui/
LOCATION:CY Cergy Paris Université\, 33 boulevard du Port\, Cergy-Pontoise\, 95011\, France
CATEGORIES:Talk
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