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This webpage provides supplementary material for the paper "Mapping China’s Time-Varying House Price Landscape" by Michael Funke, Danilo Leiva-León and Andrew Tsang.
Dynamic synchronization between housing prices of Chinese cities
video_prices_cities_china.mp4Note. Each frame in the animation plots the multi-dimensional scaling map based on housing prices synchronization, for the corresponding time period. Numbers are used to represent the seventy major Chinese cities. The closer two cities are in the map, the higher is their housing cycles synchronization.
Cities ID:
Anqing 49 ; Baotou 38 ; Beihai 65 ; Beijing 1 ; Bengbu 48 ; Changchun 8 ; Changde 60 ; Changsha 22 ; Chengdu 27 ; Chongqing 30 ; Dali 70 ; Dalian 7 ; Dandong 39 ; Fuzhou 15 ; Ganzhou 52 ; Guangzhou 23 ; Guilin 64 ; Guiyang 28 ; Haikou 26 ; Hangzhou 12 ; Harbin 9 ; Hefei 14 ; Hohhot 5 ; Huizhou 61 ; Jilin 41 ; Jinan 18 ; Jinhua 47 ; Jining 54 ; Jinzhou 40 ; Jiujiang 51 ; Kunming 29 ; Lanzhou 32 ; Luoyang 55 ; Luzhou 67 ; Mudanjiang 42 ; Nanchang 17 ; Nanchong 68 ; Nanjing 11 ; Nanning 25 ; Ningbo 13 ; Pingdingshan 56 ; Qingdao 19 ; Qinhuangdao 37 ; Quanzhou 50 ; Sanya 66 ; Shanghai 10 ; Shaoguan 63 ; Shenyang 6 ; Shenzhen 24 ; Shijiazhuang 3 ; Taiyuan 4 ; Tangshan 36 ; Tianjin 2 ; Urumqi 35 ; Wenzhou 46 ; Wuhan 21 ; Wuxi 43 ; Xiamen 16 ; Xi'an 31 ; Xiangyang 58 ; Xining 33 ; Xuzhou 45 ; Yangzhou 44 ; Yantai 53 ; Yichang 57 ; Yinchuan 34 ; Yueyang 59 ; Zhanjiang 62 ; Zhengzhou 20 ; Zunyi 69 ;
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