Bringing together a team of leading scholars, this book addresses the issues of environmental valuation, answering questions such as: What kinds of features matter? How large of an affect do they have? How do they affect the spatial distribution of the population? And how should the value that people place on their environment affect urban and regional policy.
Bringing together a team of leading scholars, this book addresses the issues of environmental valuation, answering questions such as: What kinds of features matter? How large of an affect do they have? How do they affect the spatial distribution of the population? And how should the value that people place on their environment affect urban and regional policy.
John I. Carruthers U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Policy Development and Research Washington. Bill Mundy, Greenfield Advisors, LLC, Seattle, USA
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Contents: Part I Interregional Perspectives: Environmental valuation: connecting theory evidence and public policy John I. Carruthers and Gordon F. Mulligan; Environmental valuation using cross-city hedonic methods Matthew E. Kahn; Amenity valuation and migration behavior Roxanne Ezzet-Loftstrom; Amenity valuation incomplete compensation and migration David E. Clark; The impact of public services on quality of life and housing markets Robyn K. Welch and Brigitte S. Waldorf. Part II Intraregional Perspectives: Environmental contamination and house values Katherine A. Kiel; The benefits of environmental improvements in a low-income area: the Grand Calumet River dredging plan in Gary Indiana Daniel P. McMillen; Capitalization of environmental amenities at the urban-rural fringe Diane Hite and Brent Sohngen; Remotely sensed proxies for environmental amenities in hedonic analysis: what does "green" mean? Rosalind Bark-Hodgins Daniel E. Osgood and Bonnie G. Colby; Maximizing the value of greenways: the case of the Catawba regional trail in the Carolinas Darla K. Munroe; The valuation of wetlands: primary versus meta-analysis based value transfer Luke M. Brander and Raymond J.G.M. Florax; Valuing amenities of new urbanist communities Yan Song and Gerrit-Jan Knaap; A note on the valuation of jurisdictional-level infrastructure and services Shishir Mathur; Some closing thoughts on the study of environmental valuation John I. Carruthers and Bill Mundy; Index.
Contents: Part I Interregional Perspectives: Environmental valuation: connecting theory evidence and public policy John I. Carruthers and Gordon F. Mulligan; Environmental valuation using cross-city hedonic methods Matthew E. Kahn; Amenity valuation and migration behavior Roxanne Ezzet-Loftstrom; Amenity valuation incomplete compensation and migration David E. Clark; The impact of public services on quality of life and housing markets Robyn K. Welch and Brigitte S. Waldorf. Part II Intraregional Perspectives: Environmental contamination and house values Katherine A. Kiel; The benefits of environmental improvements in a low-income area: the Grand Calumet River dredging plan in Gary Indiana Daniel P. McMillen; Capitalization of environmental amenities at the urban-rural fringe Diane Hite and Brent Sohngen; Remotely sensed proxies for environmental amenities in hedonic analysis: what does "green" mean? Rosalind Bark-Hodgins Daniel E. Osgood and Bonnie G. Colby; Maximizing the value of greenways: the case of the Catawba regional trail in the Carolinas Darla K. Munroe; The valuation of wetlands: primary versus meta-analysis based value transfer Luke M. Brander and Raymond J.G.M. Florax; Valuing amenities of new urbanist communities Yan Song and Gerrit-Jan Knaap; A note on the valuation of jurisdictional-level infrastructure and services Shishir Mathur; Some closing thoughts on the study of environmental valuation John I. Carruthers and Bill Mundy; Index.
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