Maxence Valentin

Postdoc researcher at ETH Zurich.
Real estate economics, real estate finance & urban policies.

[The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat) @restatjournal]

State and local tax (SALT) deduction increases residents' votes in favor of additional local public spending. In the July issue, by Brent W. Ambrose @brentambrosePSU and Maxence Valentin @MaxenceValentin https://t.co/gaGpLT53bv

[Jiro Yoshida @JiroYoshida7]

Call for Papers! We'll be holding the first Winter Finance Summit in Asia on February 17-20, 2025, at Japan's best ski resort. Please submit your academic research paper related to finance and real estate finance by October 15, 2024. https://t.co/DoKpnjYpGB

[Jake Krimmel @jkrimmel]

🎙️ Excited to make my podcasting debut alongside @MaxenceValentin on this week's episode of UCLA Housing Voice!

Great to talk about my paper with @bettywangxiao on Seattle’s housing reforms

* Views expressed here and on the podcast are my own and not those of my employer *

[Shane Phillips @ShaneDPhillips]

In this episode of UCLA Housing Voice, we talked about the rationale behind mandating affordable units for developments on upzoned land, and what can go wrong when costs and benefits are out of balance. Seattle's MHA program offers a cautionary tale. 🧵https://t.co/yX4yTSEjAp

[Maxence Valentin @MaxenceValentin]

Very excited to see our paper available at @restatjournal .

[The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat) @restatjournal]

State and local tax (SALT) deduction increases residents' votes in favor of additional local public spending. Just Accepted by Brent W. Ambrose (@brentambrosePSU) and Maxence Valentin (@MaxenceValentin). https://t.co/ChqNmUglOf

[Andrey Fradkin @AndreyFradkin]

We (@sophcalderwang, Chiara Farronato, and I) just published a short piece about regulating short-term rentals, which also summarizes our research on the topic.

TLDR; bans are bad.

Read it here:
https://t.co/enXtwI8AtO

[AREUEA @AREUEA_ORG]

We are delighted to announce that the 2024 National AREUEA conference portal is open for submissions until February 1st, midnight EST. The conference is scheduled to be held in person, May 30th and 31st, in Washington DC.

More details at https://t.co/wfOupTWL1u

[Maxence Valentin @MaxenceValentin]

@gandhisahil Haha. I guess we have had the same starting word 😅

[Xavier Jaravel @XJaravel]

Pourquoi faut-il changer de braquet pour l'évaluation des politiques publiques, et comment faire ? Eléments de réponse dans ma chronique pour @LesEchos 👇👇👇👇👇

[Stefanie Stantcheva @S_Stantcheva]

A fascinating and little-known fact about U.S. history🇺🇸: The U.S.once relied heavily on a tax system, strikingly similar to a wealth tax, that played a key role in fueling its growth and development. A thread diving into the intriguing history of the General Property Tax.🧵

[Andrii Parkhomenko 🇺🇦 @parkhomenko_a_v]

The “Great Divergence” across cities/states has reshaped U.S. economic geography since the 1980s.
In an updated paper with @mattd_econ, we show that #WFH can upend the Divergence and provide early evidence that the Re-Convergence is already happening: https://t.co/xeSQhVBx4c
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[Maxence Valentin @MaxenceValentin]

@Jaeheeasy @leedsbiz Hi Jaehee, I teach urban economics to real estate master's students and use Jan Brueckner's lectures on urban economics. Students really like the approach.

https://t.co/v6zXMl1Pyh.

[Maxence Valentin @MaxenceValentin]

@esoltas Thanks @esoltas for the public advertisement of our research! A new version will be out soon with more empirical evidence showing the decrease in demand for local public goods following the TCJA. Thanks !

[Maxence Valentin @MaxenceValentin]

@KhoaVuUmn On US education, this one is a must listen https://t.co/oXzRqdej2v

[Maxence Valentin @MaxenceValentin]

Come join us at 11am EST. I’ll be presenting my new working paper!