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Displaying 446 - 450 of 783Come rendere più eque le rendite catastali in attesa della revisione degli estimi?
Il presente lavoro propone una metodologia operativa per la definizione di coefficienti correttivi da applicare alle rendite catastali, definiti sulla base del contributo marginale della posizione al prezzo di mercato. L’importanza della posizione nella determinazione del valore di un immobile è confermata dalle analisi empiriche descritte nella letteratura e dalla prassi estimativa. La metodologia proposta è volutamente semplice, così da poter essere un utile strumento operativo per le Pubbliche Amministrazioni. Si discute il caso studio del mercato immobiliare della città di Torino.
The empirical experience for a comparison between land value and market value: the case of Milan
The project evaluates the quality of the cadastral classification of the city of Milan determined by an index of the deviation between the value of the land and the most likely market value of immovable property. The processing was done on the whole building cadastral ordinary stock (categories A0* and C0*) consisting of more than 1,200,000 urban immovable properties.
Situating CASBEE, a Japanese-made unique building rating and certification system, within a broader context
An underlying premise of the voluntary assessments and certifications offered by existing major building performance assessment systems is that if the market is provided with improved information and mechanisms, a discerning client group can and will provide leadership in environmental responsibility, and that others will follow suit to remain competitive.
Situating CASBEE, a Japanese-made unique building rating and certification system, within a broader context
An underlying premise of the voluntary assessments and certifications offered by existing major building performance assessment systems is that if the market is provided with improved information and mechanisms, a discerning client group can and will provide leadership in environmental responsibility, and that others will follow suit to remain competitive.
How to adjust cadastral rents for fiscal fairness?
This study proposes an operational methodology for determining correction coefficients to apply to land registry values, determined on the basis of the marginal contribution of the location of a property
to its market value. The importance of location in determining the value of a property is confirmed by empirical analyses described in the literature and by property valuation practices. The methodology
proposed is deliberately simple so that it can serve as a useful operational tool for public administration.