摘要:Do women pay more than men in the housing market? We utilize repeat-sales housing data from ZTRAX to examine
if gender gaps exist in house purchase prices and loan-to-price ratios. We find that female homebuyers pay a 2%
premium on average. In addition, female homebuyers' loan to price ratio is 3 percentage points lower than that of male
buyers. We also show that female buyers pay less when the seller is female than when the seller is male. However, the
gender price differentials and loan-to-price differentials are disappearing in more recent years. One possible explanation
for the disappearing gender price differentials in house prices and loan-to-price ratios is the shrinking of the gender
wage gap in recent years.