Abstract
Syndications have been widely used in real estate investment in recent years. Some have argued that syndications have been paying significantly higher prices than other forms of business organization. Using a sample of apartment transactions, we tested for price differences among alternative ownership forms. The results indicate that the null hypothesis of equal price cannot be rejected.
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