Housing Price Gradients: The Intersection of Space and Built Form
Geographical AnalysisPublished 1 January 1993Open access
Paul Waddell, Brian J. L. Berry, Irving Hoch
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A hedonic housing price model, implemented for the Dallas region, reveals a housing market structured around multiple nodes, some of which give rise to positive and others to negative externalities. The utility/disutility derived from relative location is capitalized into the size and quality of the housing stock and the nature of neighborhood amenities. The result is a convergence of space and built form.
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