period using vector autoregression (VAR). This relationship is interpreted through two transmission mechanisms, wealth effect and credit-price effect. We document evidence that house and land prices Granger-cause stock prices in most regional housing and land markets, but there is no converse causation from stock to real estate markets. Using generalized impulse response functions, we also find that when real estate prices experience sudden shocks, immediate positive responses are seen in stock prices. Our empirical results support the assertion that land prices, particularly industrial land prices, work according to the credit-price effect hypothesis.