We compare Least Squares, Maximum Likelihood and Bayesian approaches to estimation in a Hedonic context. The approaches are compared from theoretical and practical perspectives and from the viewpoint of a policy maker or urban planner. The approaches are applied to data on the property market in Bogota, Colombia. We find that no approach is unambiguously better than the others and recommend that choice of estimation technique should be predicated upon the characteristics of the policy problem at hand.Research Methods/ Statistical Methods,
It is of important economic interest to understand the market for sales of residential properties. C...
In 1973, British Columbia created the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) to protect farmland from devel...
This paper proposes a geostatistical hedonic price model in which the effects of location on house v...
We compare Least Squares, Maximum Likelihood and Bayesian approaches to estimation in a Hedonic cont...
The traditional hedonic model postulates that housing prices depend on their characteristics and the...
ABSTRACT. The choice of weights is a non-nested problem in most applied spatial econometric models. ...
Since 1973, British Columbia created an Agricultural Land Reserve to protect farmland from developme...
This article is motivated by the limited ability of standard hedonic price equations to deal with sp...
The research methodology comprises theoretical, empirical and evaluation stages. The theoretical st...
This paper compares alternative methods for taking spatial dependence into account in house price pr...
This paper investigates forecasting accuracy of four different hedonic approaches, when vacant urban...
Geostatistics and spatial econometrics are two spatial statistical approaches used to deal with spat...
The inclusion of spatial correlation of house price in hedonic pricing model may produce better marg...
Increasingly, spatial econometric methods are becoming part of the standard toolkit of applied resea...
Based on the theoretical foundation of hedonic methods, positive relationships between various types...
It is of important economic interest to understand the market for sales of residential properties. C...
In 1973, British Columbia created the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) to protect farmland from devel...
This paper proposes a geostatistical hedonic price model in which the effects of location on house v...
We compare Least Squares, Maximum Likelihood and Bayesian approaches to estimation in a Hedonic cont...
The traditional hedonic model postulates that housing prices depend on their characteristics and the...
ABSTRACT. The choice of weights is a non-nested problem in most applied spatial econometric models. ...
Since 1973, British Columbia created an Agricultural Land Reserve to protect farmland from developme...
This article is motivated by the limited ability of standard hedonic price equations to deal with sp...
The research methodology comprises theoretical, empirical and evaluation stages. The theoretical st...
This paper compares alternative methods for taking spatial dependence into account in house price pr...
This paper investigates forecasting accuracy of four different hedonic approaches, when vacant urban...
Geostatistics and spatial econometrics are two spatial statistical approaches used to deal with spat...
The inclusion of spatial correlation of house price in hedonic pricing model may produce better marg...
Increasingly, spatial econometric methods are becoming part of the standard toolkit of applied resea...
Based on the theoretical foundation of hedonic methods, positive relationships between various types...
It is of important economic interest to understand the market for sales of residential properties. C...
In 1973, British Columbia created the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) to protect farmland from devel...
This paper proposes a geostatistical hedonic price model in which the effects of location on house v...