... is particularly suitable for the housing market analysis, where the feature “location” plays a key role. Findings For the Italian context, characterised by many “benchmark locations” (small municipalities that share similar geographic, historic, and socioeconomic characteristics), the paper finds...

... in shared working and ii) do they consider locational characteristics (beyond accessibility) and social and physical (environmental) aspects of coworking? Findings Proximity to home is a key result. Participants are mostly local and seek community, with a strong emphasis on effective work routines...

... can be useful in looking at the effect of “location” on the house prices within different submarkets using the Italian real estate market as an example. Findings Although, this case study is relatively straightforward, it shows how the application of the market approach can provide insights...

... is to chain different statistical techniques to one another (see Bourassa et al., 1997, 1999). Market segmentation raises the question, whether a locational externality capitalization is more appropriately measured with locationally partitioned data sets and on a submarket specific modelling...

... in building activity. Some leadership effect is found in the Levante area attracting building activity from the rest of the country during this period. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Development Housing Location Because of characteristics of houses as economic good, differences in the market...

... and stable hedonic prices, although remaining spatial autocorrelation is still detected in the residuals. Modelling Property markets Geographical information systems Location This paper deals with the integration of neighbourhood and access attributes to hedonic modelling, with a focus on how...

... property. For the purposes of this analysis some additional computer programs were written to augment those supplied with ArcView. The proposed methodology comprises several different options but in general terms will include the following processes. The first option is to consider a locationally...

...Stephen Lee; Peter Byrne This study utilises a large sector‐regional real estate data set, based on actual properties in more than 187 locations in the UK over the period 1981‐1995. This is subjected to a portfolio analysis using an algorithm based on mean absolute deviation as the measure of risk...

..., the list size, patient profile and location. A 1996 survey showed that 3 per cent of GPs had a total income, including outside work, of less than £30,000 a year, while 5 per cent earned over £80,000 a year; outside income for the majority of doctors (46 per cent) being between £1,000 and £5,000 per annum...

...Brenna O’Roarty; Stanley McGreal; Alastair Adair Examines retailers’ evaluation of micro‐scale property selection criteria with particular attention to the impact of locational, physical and lease term factors. Highlights the relationship between retail function, store selection and rental value...

.... © MCB UP Limited 1996 Appraisals Housing Location Rent Shopping centres Values This paper focuses on the effect of both proximity and size of shopping centres on the value of surrounding residential properties. As with other sources of externalities, a shopping centre...

... . The enhanced predictive power of this locationally‐sensitive model is reflected in Figure 6 , in which the price predicted by Model 4 is plotted against the actual price for each property. Caution must be exercised, however, in interpreting these improvements. It would, of course, have been possible...