Tag: housing
What Goes Up Is Staying Up.
Posted by Paul Topping | Apr 9, 2019 | Blog, News | 0 |
Dr. Kilpatrick Provides Guidance on Corridor Valua...
Posted by Greenfield Advisors | Mar 7, 2019 | Blog, Our Work, Publications | 0 |
Greenfield Advisor’s Board Chair, Dr. John A...
Posted by Greenfield Advisors | Dec 7, 2018 | Blog, News, Press Releases | 0 |
What an Election Year Means for House Prices
Posted by Holly Wharton | Mar 1, 2016 | Blog, News | 2 |
Another Reason to Celebrate February 14th
by Greenfield Advisors | Feb 14, 2019 | Blog, News | 0 |
We hope everyone has a lovely Valentine’s Day! Since it’s not a holiday that everyone adores, we...
Read MoreNational Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) Training Academy Recap
by Greenfield Advisors | Dec 13, 2017 | Blog, News | 1 |
Last week, a large group of Greenfield Institute representatives attended various training...
Read MoreBuilding a Sense of Home in Rented Spaces
by Greenfield Advisors | Nov 30, 2009 | Journal Articles | 0 |
Purpose – Much of the research into the development of home within the business literature has looked at home as a setting or a construct instead of as a process. Additionally, extant research has explored the process of...
Read MoreAn Alternative Spatial Hedonic Estimation Approach
by Cliff Lipscomb | Mar 5, 2006 | Journal Articles | 0 |
Housing studies typically use parcel level distance variables or some variant of the spatial weights matrix approach to incorporate spatial effects into hedonic regression models. In this paper, using very detailed data on...
Read MoreHousehold Diversity and Market Segmentation within a Single Neighborhood
by Cliff Lipscomb | Nov 15, 2005 | Journal Articles | 0 |
Housing hedonic studies typically assume that individuals or households are similar enough to aggregate into a single demand equation for analysis, usually relying on ordinary least squares (OLS) or some other single-line...
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