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Financialization, platform economy and urban rental housing: Evidence from Chengdu, China 1 1 Introduction 1 2 Literature review 3 2.1 Financialization, platform economy and urban rental housing 3 2.2 Contextualizing financialization of rental housing in urban China 3 3 Methodology 4 3.1 City context 4 3.2 Data collection 4 3.3 Measuring the degree of financialization 6 3.4 Analysis models 6 3.5 Controlling submarkets-fixed effect 8 4 Empirical analysis 8 4.1 Spatial strategy of housing rental platform economy 8 4.2 Platform houses and rent premiums 9 4.3 Appreciation or disamenity effect on neighborhoods? 10 4.4 Distinguishing the effect of financialization 11 5 Discussions 12 6 Conclusions 12 7 Policy implications 13 Authorship contribution statement 14 Acknowledgement 15 Appendix Acknowledgement 15 References 17
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