Farmland value in the “Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore PGDO” area. An application of the Hedonic Pricing method.

Tempesta, Tiziano; Foscolo, Isabella; Nardin, Nicola; Trentin, Giorgio

doi:10.36253/aestim-10826

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“…Most importantly, there is a significant gap in the current urban decisionmaking processes in terms of incorporating economic or monetary values associated with the health and/or environmental benefits of trees and greenspace, with only 1 out of the 28 reviewed tools and frameworks partly addressing this [26]. In the sections below, we discuss the strengths and limitations of the two most comprehensive tools we identified in our review: i-Tree Tools [26] and the Melbourne Green Factor Tool [35].…”

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A Scoping Review of Urban Planning Decision Support Tools and Processes That Account for the Health, Environment, and Economic Benefits of Trees and Greenspace

Tefera,

Soebarto,

Bishop

et al. 2023

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Compelling evidence shows that trees and greenspaces positively impact human well-being and the environment and offer economic benefits. Nevertheless, there exists a knowledge gap regarding the extent to which this evidence is efficiently incorporated into existing urban planning decision-making processes. This scoping review identified the extent to which urban planning decision-making frameworks, models, and tools consider the health, environmental, and economic benefits of trees and greenspace. Out of 28 reviewed studies, 11 (39%) reported on frameworks, models, and tools that take into account the health, environmental, and economic dimensions of trees and greenspace. Additionally, seven studies provided comprehensive coverage of at least one of the three key dimensions. However, none of the decision support frameworks, models, or tools comprehensively integrated all three dimensions, with only two tools (7%) scoring above 50% (five or more out of nine) in terms of comprehensiveness. This review highlights the urgent need to incorporate the true economic and monetary values of the health and environmental benefits of trees and greenspace to inform urban development decision making.

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“…The heat regulation function of trees and greenspace can also lead to savings in energy consumption through a reduced need for air-conditioning [34]. Additionally, trees and greenspace can make a direct economic contribution by attracting tourists and improving environmental quality, which, in turn, increases property values [35].…”

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A Scoping Review of Urban Planning Decision Support Tools and Processes That Account for the Health, Environment, and Economic Benefits of Trees and Greenspace

Tefera,

Soebarto,

Bishop

et al. 2023

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“…Theory and empirical analysis show that the price of farmland depends on numerous factors. Literature identifies at least three main group of drivers: 1) intrinsic land characteristics; 2) locational characteristics; 3) land planning and presence of easements (Devadoss and Manchu, 2007;De Noni et al, 2019;Tempesta et al, 2021). Soil fertility and, more in general, soil productivity, have a positive effect on prices (Bastian et al, 2002;Drescher et al, 2001;Faux and Perry, 1999;Kostov, 2009;Maddison, 2009;Perry and Robinson, 2001;Sardaro et al, 2018b;Sardaro et al, 2021;Troncoso et al, 2010;Tsoodle et al, 2006;Uematsu et al, 2013;Xu et al, 1993).…”

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Exploring farmland price determinants in Northern Italy using a spatial regression analysis

Giuffrida,

De Salvo,

Manarin

et al. 2024

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Using spatial regression models, we detect determinants of farmland’s prices in a rural area located in the upper Treviso plain (Veneto region, Italy). Econometric analysis is based on a Spatial linear regression model able to account for spatial lags in the data. Estimates show which intrinsic and extrinsic characteristics have the greatest influence on price, and how buyers and sellers’ profiles also matter on the price determination. Our application fosters spatial regression models in rural real estate market analysis and appraisal, and highlights that in the area under study the farmland’s prices are significantly affected by factors that are rarely considered in the literature, such as sellers and buyers’ profiles, the land use in the context where the sold plot is located matters, the hydraulic risk of the area and the presence of large infrastructures.

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“…The importance of parks within walking distance has been recognized in the past, and parks have been placed in easily accessible locations where residents can conveniently use them in real life [11][12][13]. Furthermore, efforts are being made to increase the park utilization rate by reflecting the diverse needs of the citizens in major global cities [14].…”

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The Improvement of User Satisfaction for Two Urban Parks in Dubai, UAE: Bay Avenue Park and Al Ittihad Park

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The population of Dubai has increased dramatically in the last 40 years. Along with social changes, neighborhood parks are becoming increasingly important for enhancing the residents’ quality of life. This study aims to evaluate the physical environment of parks and investigate park users’ satisfaction in neighborhood parks of Dubai. After defining the park and surrounding environment for access, a field survey was performed at Bay Avenue Park and Al Ittihad Park. The data for analysis were collected from the Department of Geographical Information System (GIS) Center at Dubai Municipality. The results show that the standard duration was 60–90 min, and the walking/driving time was 10–20 min. “Children Facility” and “Various Attractions” were low in both parks. The statistical results of multiple regression analysis of the derived factors and satisfaction show that Bay Avenue Park influenced satisfaction in the surrounding environment for access, pedestrian space, park facility, convenience and comfort of the park, and various attractions and activities. Furthermore, Al Ittihad Park influenced satisfaction in pedestrian space, green landscape, surrounding environment for access, park facilities, and safe access. Therefore, factors such as park facilities, surrounding environment for access, and pedestrian space were analyzed to affect satisfaction in both parks. The analysis of the surrounding environment for access factors using GIS would methodologically help determine priorities for future improvements around parks. However, this study is limited by the scope and investigation period of the target parks, and detailed factors related to the surrounding environment for access are also not evaluated.

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Farmland value in the “Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore PGDO” area. An application of the Hedonic Pricing method.

Cited by 6 publications

References 44 publications

A Scoping Review of Urban Planning Decision Support Tools and Processes That Account for the Health, Environment, and Economic Benefits of Trees and Greenspace

A Scoping Review of Urban Planning Decision Support Tools and Processes That Account for the Health, Environment, and Economic Benefits of Trees and Greenspace

Exploring farmland price determinants in Northern Italy using a spatial regression analysis

The Improvement of User Satisfaction for Two Urban Parks in Dubai, UAE: Bay Avenue Park and Al Ittihad Park

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