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Displaying 621 - 625 of 783The effect of locations of central metro stations on real estate values. A case study of Thessaloniki, Greece.
Almost all of the most populated cities in the world have invested heavily on high capacity urban public transit systems. Apart from the direct economic benefits –travel time reduction, environmental benefits, some indirect benefits are the increase in real estate values (residential and commercial), improved accessibility and possible land use changes towards the development of an area. This study investigates the impact of the future central metro stations of Thessaloniki on real estate values.
Biorefineries: Relocating Biomass Refineries to the Rural Area
The field for application of biomass is rising. The demand for food and feeding stuff rises while at the same time energy, chemicals and other materials also need to be produced from biomass because of decreasing fossil resources. However, the biorefinery ideas and concepts can help to use the limited renewable raw materials more efficiently than today. With biorefineries, valuable products, such as platform chemicals, can be produced from agricultural feedstock, which can subsequently be further processed into a variety of substances by the chemical industry.
Spatial Resilience of Outdoor Domestic Space in Mozambique
Historically, the people of Mozambique have faced oppression and social spatial segregation and responded in a way that has reinforced rather than dismantled their traditional values. Since pre-colonial times, the population’s strategy for escaping from environmental and foreign political disruption has been to reinvent tradition, based on the principles of resilience, resistance and self-reliance.
Prezzi di Offerta vs Prezzi di Mercato: un’analisi empirica
Il problema della trasparenza del mercato immobiliare in Italia implica che molte analisi debbano essere fatte utilizzando i prezzi di offerta e che questi ultimi siano anche utilizzati dagli operatori del settore a fini estimativi. Nonostante l’importanza dei prezzi di offerta per l’interpretazione del mercato sia riconosciuta anche nella letteratura internazionale, si ritiene opportuno approfondire la loro relazione con i prezzi di transazione. A tal fine, in questo scritto si propone una metodologia di analisi che permetta di
Analisi dei cicli del mercato immobiliare: un applicazione sui dati italiani
Utilizzando i dati italiani, sulla base dell'approccio teorico del ciclo "a nido d'ape" proposto da Janssen, Kruijt e Needham nel 1994, questo articolo propone un ulteriore contributo allo studio delle
dinamiche del mercato immobiliare italiano.
Utilizzando alcuni indicatori del mercato, si presentano i grafici del ciclo a nido d'ape per tutte le regioni e per le principali città. Tecniche di cluster analysis sono utilizzate per raggruppare le regioni che mostrano andamenti simili.