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Displaying 526 - 530 of 783Utopía y memoria del territorio. Procesos de colonización interior en España a finales del siglo XIX. Estudio de caso: la Colonia Santa Eulalia
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The distortion of the land market due to plans for the infra-structure of the region: criteria for alternative valuation
The alterations caused by the realization of large scale, linear infra-structure have repercussions that similarly disrupt the land market. The market is still not perfect and has all the inherent problems connected to estimation of the compensation due for expropriation. In general, the latter doesn’t compensate the expropriated party sufficiently for the impact that the construction of a new infra-structure can have on the land in question.
The local property taxes and municipal federalism. Current and future inequity condition of Italian Property Taxation
The main purpose of this paper is to analyze and compare the current local tax on real estate and the future and assessing criticality. The tax base is calculated by applying calculation methods that differ depending on the type of property you must tax.
Land value 2009
The research aim to test the information collected through the Italian FADN survey to analyze the characteristics of Italian land market and was referred to accounting year 2009. The value of land is estimated according to the criterion of the most probable market value and is related to an administrative area and a quality culture. Given the similarity of information obtained, the results have been compared with data of the INEA survey on Land Market published on the website Institute.
Simulating housing prices in Lyon with UrbanSim: Predictive capacity and sensitivity analysis
Housing prices in the Lyon Urban Area are simulated with the land use framework UrbanSim interacting with transportation model. We focus on the Real Estate Price Model of the UrbanSim framework. This OLS regression model of housing prices is calibrated using a nine-year back-casting period. The calibrated model, applied in simulation, provides price dynamics similar to actual one in the centre of Lyon. Sensitivity analysis demonstrates the model’s ability to capture changes in employment accessibility on price dynamics.