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In this paper, a general binomial lattice framework, which is both computationally simple and numerically accurate, is developed for pricing real estate derivatives with stochastic interest rate. To obtain a computationally simple binomial tree with constant volatility, the transformation method and the probability density matching approach are introduced. A tilt parameter is then added to the jump movements to obtain smooth convergence. Therefore, the Richardson extrapolation (RE) can be used to enhance the convergence of the discrete binomial lattice models to continuous models when pricing European options. In addition, our smooth convergent models can also be applied to pricing American options.
The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics – Springer Journals
Published: Sep 3, 2016
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