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LES DÉTERMINANTS DES PRIX DE L’IMMOBILIER AUX ÉTATS-UNIS APRÈS LA GRANDE RÉCESSION : UNE ANALYSE DES BORNES EXTRÊMES
have inspired this paper of which the aim is to highlight the robust determinants of house prices in the United States after the Great Recession. Thus, based on the economic literature and data availability, 12 potential determinants of house prices have been selected. Those monthly data covering the period from July 2009 – date at which the American economy came out of recession – to April 2019, are studied using the approaches of extreme bound analysis developed by Leamer and Leonard (1983) and by Sala-i-Martin (1997) respecti-vely. The results show that construction spending, rent inflation, mortgage rate, real estate loan, economic activity and quantitative easing are robust determinants of house prices. Ex-cept for quantitative easing, the determinants highlighted in this paper are regularly cited in the literature because they are related to the fundamentals of the real estate sector. Thus, the irrational exuberance that could be associated with the current evolution of house prices in the United States might be due to the quantitative easing programs implemented by the Federal Reserve.