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Metropolitan Land Values

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 2018
We estimate the first cross-sectional index of transaction-based land values for every U.S. metropolitan area. The index accounts for geographic selection and incorporates novel shrinkage methods using a prior belief based on urban economic theory.
David Albouy   +2 more
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New rail transit projects and land values: The difference in the impact of rail transit investment on different land types, values and locations

Land Use Policy, 2022
This study explores differences in the effects of rail transit investment across various types of lands with different values and locations, using the development of Seoul Metro Line 9 (SML9) in Korea as a case.
Jae Kwang Lee
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Utility-Scale Solar Farms and Agricultural Land Values

Land Economics, 2022
Property value models are used to examine how utility-scale, ground-mount solar farms affect nearby agricultural land values. Results indicate that solar farms do not have direct positive or negative spillover effects on nearby agricultural land values ...
N. Abashidze, Laura O. Taylor
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Analyzing driving factors of land values in urban scale based on big data and non-linear machine learning techniques

, 2020
Land value plays a vital role in the real estate market. It is a critical reference for urban planners to reallocate land resources and introduce valid policies.
Jun Ma   +4 more
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Water and Land Value in Italy

2021
Irrigation water in Italy, as in all Mediterranean countries, is of great importance for soil productivity and, therefore, its presence has a high impact on its value. Irrigation water is not just a factor of production but its availability has generated new territorial systems, significantly different from those that would have developed in its ...
Rosato P., Rotaris L., Berto R.
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Value-added Land Values

2000
New biotechnologies and associated organizational changes may affect farmland values and rental rates, in so doing, influence the distribution of benefits and costs from these innovations along the agricultural value chain. The magnitudes of the resulting changes in the rental rates and values of farmland, as well as the distribution of benefits and ...
Jolly, Robert, Lence, Sergio
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On the Price of Land and the Value of Amenities

Economica, 1995
A house represents not only a bundle of structural characteristics but also a set of location specific characteristics. Adding locational coordinates and site area to other house characteristics makes it possible to estimate a land rent surface as well as the hedonic prices attached to local patterns of land use and other neighbourhood characteristics.
Cheshire, Paul, Sheppard, Stephen
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Title Systems and Land Values

The Journal of Law and Economics, 2002
Abstract The Torrens (or registration) and the recording title systems apply different principles to resolve conflicting claims to land title. This paper develops a theoretical model of how expected title risk and transactions costs affect land value across the two systems and ultimately concludes that the Torrens system leads to higher property values,
Thomas J. Miceli   +3 more
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Land cover diversity: Reshaping the socioeconomic value of land

Journal of Environmental Management, 2023
The land is a vital resource to support economic growth. Previous studies have mainly taken urban and agricultural areas as the major factors of economic boost. However, the supporting role of diversified land in sustainable economy has not been fully valued.
Yahan Chen, Xin Wang, Zongqiang Xie
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Effects of no-tillage on agricultural land values in Brazil

Land Use Policy, 2018
Agricultural land prices may be determined by both productive and speculative factors. Among productive factors, investment in soil conservation in areas destined for agricultural activity is recognized as a positive contributor to land value. No-tillage,
T. S. Telles, B. Reydon, A. Maia
semanticscholar   +1 more source

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