2026 December - 8 articles
Automated Valuation Models (AVMs) have progressed from hedonic and spatial statistics to machine-learning architectures, yet most remain optimized for one target, market, and observation period. This review asks whether the foundation model paradigm...
The classical DiPasquale–Wheaton model has long served as a fundamental framework in real estate economics. However, its implicit assumption of market homogeneity limits its application to the renter-occupied housing market. This paper addresse...
This study examines simulated mortgage-financed home-purchase opportunities across ten Italian cities from 2008 to 2024 in relation to tourism intensity, residential prices, local incomes and mortgage conditions. The unbalanced estimation sample incl...
This study develops an econometric-guided framework for assessing the predictive consequences of valuation-information removal while distinguishing econometric significance and predictor importance from predictive necessity. Three predefined informat...
Research on airport proximity has focused mainly on permanent residential markets, leaving its relationship with property values in resort-oriented markets less clear. This study examines 9841 resort-style property transactions in Mobile and Baldwin...
The demand for purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) has attracted significant attention over the last decade, particularly in developing countries, due to the inability of higher education institutions (HEIs) to provide adequate hostels for the...
Mass appraisal of real estate is a central challenge for municipal tax administration, which must estimate assessed values fairly. Real estate market is strongly related to location, which is difficult to measure. Spatial autocorrelation in property...
Secure and enforceable property rights underpin investment, credit, land-market activity, and post-conflict recovery, but legal recognition alone is insufficient where registries, courts, and administrative systems are fragmented. This structured int...
