“…Currently, the hedonic pricing model is a method being employed to examine a wide range of externalities. Among different externalities, this method is mostly used in the valuation of locational and environmental disamenities and amenities throughout the world, such as environmental and issues caused by dangerous industrial sites (Grislain-Letrémy & Katossky, 2014), environmental contamination (Kiel, 2017), and nuclear power plants (Bauer et al, 2017). This method is also employed to examine the adverse effects of undesirable land use on property value, such as Sanitary landfill (Akinjare et al, 2011), neighborhood crime (Pope & Pope, 2012), and waste dump sites (Bello & Bello, 2009).…”