2002
DOI: 10.1080/14445921.2002.11104123
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An Hedonic Price Model of New Housing in Indonesia

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“…Samapatti and Tay (2002) examine the average prices of new housing in the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area. Three models are used: for small, medium, and large sizes of development area.…”
Section: Using the Linear Regression Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Samapatti and Tay (2002) examine the average prices of new housing in the Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Area. Three models are used: for small, medium, and large sizes of development area.…”
Section: Using the Linear Regression Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The preferred location of the house is by the side of the bus stop, airport, school, hospital and city centers. Environmental attributes can be the quality of air and quality and availability of water (Samapatti & Tay, 2002). Sila (2015) stated that location of house, wall material, and number of bedrooms and toilets had positive and significant effects on the price of the house.…”
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“…In Latin America and Asia, the use of a hedonic price model to examine housing market dynamics has been growing in popularity. Examples include Pasha and Butt (1996) who study Pakistan, Samapatti and Tay (2002) who study Indonesia and Guevara et al (2016) who study Costa Rica. In Africa, the application of the hedonic pricing model is widely documented mainly in Nigeria in West Africa.…”
Section: House Price Indices In Developing Marketsmentioning
confidence: 99%