Economic analysis of neighbourhood quality, neighbourhood reputation and the housing market / Marnix Koopman.

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Koopman, M. J

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TextSeries: Sustainable urban areas ; 44.Publication details: Amsterdam : IOS Press under the imprint Delft University Press, 2012.Description: 1 online resource (220 pages) : illustrations, mapsContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9781614990338
1614990336
9781614990321
1614990328

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Economic analysis of neighbourhood quality, neighbourhood reputation and the housing market.DDC classification:

307.3/362 23

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HT145.N4 K66 2012

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Contents:

pt. 1. Theoretical analysis -- pt. 2. Informational asymmetry on the social rental market -- pt. 3. Information asymmetry on the owner-occupied market.

Summary: Residents know exactly what their neighbourhood is like. House-hunters, on the other hand, must find out for themselves about the intangible social quality of a neighbourhood. As a simple rule of thumb, neighbourhood reputation can offer them an assessment of neighbourhood quality. In this research, regression analyses are applied to test whether neighbourhood reputations are being used as a proxy measure for neighbourhood quality in residential mobility choices and establishing the price of homes. The empirical results go beyond answering this research question. What price, for instance, do r.

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Originally presented as the author's thesis (doctoral)--Delft University of Technology, Delft, 2012.

Includes bibliographical references.

In English, with summary also in Dutch.

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pt. 1. Theoretical analysis -- pt. 2. Informational asymmetry on the social rental market -- pt. 3. Information asymmetry on the owner-occupied market.

Residents know exactly what their neighbourhood is like. House-hunters, on the other hand, must find out for themselves about the intangible social quality of a neighbourhood. As a simple rule of thumb, neighbourhood reputation can offer them an assessment of neighbourhood quality. In this research, regression analyses are applied to test whether neighbourhood reputations are being used as a proxy measure for neighbourhood quality in residential mobility choices and establishing the price of homes. The empirical results go beyond answering this research question. What price, for instance, do r.

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