Th is paper explores the legitimacy of strategic management within municipal real estate stock. It defi nes the purposes, specifi city, and legal and economic aspects of public real estate management. Th e arguments for changing the current municipal real estate stock management model have been substantiated. We reinforce the thesis that what constitutes the foundation of eff ective public real estate management is task-based classifi cation of real estate (the purposes that real estate stock serves now and in the future) and the needs resulting from strategic documents. Th e paper also describes the activities taken up at each stage of the formulation of a strategic management concept.
Demographic changes, manifested in the ageing of society are one of the significant challenges of contemporary Europe. As senior citizens will represent the increasingly large part of the society, it seems necessary to look more broadly at the needs of this group. What is one of the fundamental needs of every human being is the need of accommodation. The existing body of literature does not provide a sufficient number of studies of seniors' housing needs. Most Polish studies concerning the characteristics of this group of buyers and their preferences regarding the housing market are qualitative. They are usually purposive sample surveys the purpose of which is to identify the profile and preferences of prospective buyers. In most cases, they concern seniors' preferences regarding new housing products (socalled senior housing). In this paper, we undertook to identify senior buyers' revealed preferences in the secondary housing market in Poznań. To this end, we collected information on transactions concluded in the abovementioned market in the years 2010-2016. The base was supplemented with data from land and mortgage registers (information about the gender and age of buyers, and the method of financing the purchase of a property), data from the Register of Land and Buildings and with the use of Google Street View. In different sections of the paper, we included an overview of literature concerning methods of the analysis of consumer preferences and studies of housing preferences, we discussed research methods and sources of data, and finally, we presented the research findings and conclusions.
The built environment takes a core position between architectural professionals, economists, geographers, and other fields. The object of this research is the mechanism of value transfers between architectural objects and their market value. Architecture is the art and science of designing space from the macro level of urban planning, urban design, and landscape architecture to the micro level of construction details and, sometimes, furniture. Architectural variables in econometric models are used to identify spatial dependency, spillovers of value, externalities, links between 'good' architecture and market value, heritage aspects, contributions to sustainable development, and architecture as public good. While many studies have focused on the determinants of the real estate market value, the aim of this research is to capture the areas of influence of architectural variables on the market value of a property. To structure that influence, we analyzed the types of value a built environment
Suburbanisation is currently an essential characteristic of urban development in big European cities and their peripheral zones, both in the so called "Old Europe" and in most big cities in post-Communist countries. Suburbanisation is re ected mainly in changes within land use, intensi cation of development outside the city borders (especially along exit roads), and increased commuting. Land use structure is the outcome of decisions of bodies responsible for spatial management. It also depends on external factors (economic, technological, and social) and internal ones (e.g. current land de velopment, attractiveness of land location within the city). e aim of the paper is to present changes in land use structure in Poland after the 90. with special focus on changes within suburban zone of Poznań city.
The income approach is mainly applied in calculating market value of properties, which earn or might earn income. The approach may also turn useful in the process of estimating the non-market value of a property (e.g. mortgage lending value). Calculating market value with the application of the subject approach means estimating the market value of the right to receive infinite income flows. However, the correctness of calculations depend on the correct estimation of rental rates, capitalization rates, discount rates, and other parameters reflecting the market segment represented by a valued property.
The aim of this paper is to identify the spatial differentiation of revenue from real estate in communes’ budgets across Polish provinces. We discuss property fees and taxes which feed into the communes’ budgets. We also present the assumptions of the research procedure which enabled us to distinguish classes of provinces according to revenues from real estate. In a further section of the paper, we analyze per capita revenues from real estate and the share of these revenues in the own income of communes among the distinguished classes of distance from the province capital. The results of our study show that, in the years under discussion, there are clear differences between spatial regularities in both scopes of analysis (the level of per capita income from real estate and the share of revenue from properties in the communes’ own income).
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