The Italian real estate market is characterised by the general absence of an organized set of data. Real estate market information is rarely available because is not repeatable in time and space, as in the case of exact sciences. Consequently, appraisal methods, which work on small samples, may be useful. The present work proposes a new methodology to calculate appraisal functions based on a reduced number of comparables (d’Amato, Stima del valore di trasformazione utilizzando la funzione di stima. Il MCA a tabella dei dati ridotta, Territorio Italia 2015a; d’Amato, MCA a Tabella dei Dati Ridotta e Sistema Integrativo di Stima. Un SecondoCaso a Bari, Territorio Italia b), named “Short Tab Market Comparison Approach”. With reference to this method, MCA is used to define an appraisal function (Simonotti 1997) whose dependent variable is the price while independent variables are the characteristics of the analysed property. Specifically, this method has been applied to the residential market segment in Bari.
Short Tab Market Comparison Approach. An Application to the Residential Real Estate Market in Bari / D'Amato, Maurizio; Vladimir, Cvorovich; Paola, Amoruso. - 86:(2017), pp. 401-410. [10.1007/978-3-319-49746-4_22]
Short Tab Market Comparison Approach. An Application to the Residential Real Estate Market in Bari
D'AMATO, Maurizio;
2017-01-01
Abstract
The Italian real estate market is characterised by the general absence of an organized set of data. Real estate market information is rarely available because is not repeatable in time and space, as in the case of exact sciences. Consequently, appraisal methods, which work on small samples, may be useful. The present work proposes a new methodology to calculate appraisal functions based on a reduced number of comparables (d’Amato, Stima del valore di trasformazione utilizzando la funzione di stima. Il MCA a tabella dei dati ridotta, Territorio Italia 2015a; d’Amato, MCA a Tabella dei Dati Ridotta e Sistema Integrativo di Stima. Un SecondoCaso a Bari, Territorio Italia b), named “Short Tab Market Comparison Approach”. With reference to this method, MCA is used to define an appraisal function (Simonotti 1997) whose dependent variable is the price while independent variables are the characteristics of the analysed property. Specifically, this method has been applied to the residential market segment in Bari.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
