A quantitative measure of land price heterogeneity in subdivision for residential purposes

V. Pemajayantha; Shahed Khan; K. B. Jinadasa; V. Pemajayantha; Robert Mellor; M. Shelton Peiris; Jay R. Rajasekera

A quantitative measure of land price heterogeneity in subdivision for residential purposes

V. Pemajayantha, Shahed Khan, K. B. Jinadasa, V. Pemajayantha, Robert Mellor, M. Shelton Peiris, Jay R. Rajasekera

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Abstract

This study analyses the existence of land price heterogeneity using an emperical model fitted to data collected from three successfully completed land development projects in Sydney, Australia. The results indicate that price heterogeneity within a region ensures efficient subdivision of land in residential developments. In addition, these results have wider implications for land-use allocation and city planning.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Current Research in Modelling, Data Mining & Quantitative Techniques
Publisher	University of Western Sydney
Number of pages	18
ISBN (Electronic)	0975159909
ISBN (Print)	9780975159903
Publication status	Published - 2003
Event	Workshop on Advanced Research Methods - Duration: 1 Jan 2003 → …

Conference

Conference	Workshop on Advanced Research Methods
Period	1/01/03 → …

Keywords

real property
prices
city planning
economic lot size
land subdivision
Sydney, N.S.W.

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A quantitative measure of land price heterogeneity in subdivision for residential purposes

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