2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2011.07.019
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Hedonic Analysis for Estimation of Condominium Rent Utilizing WEB Information

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“…The third theme is the potential contribution of VGI or nonrepresentative geographic information. The paper by Miura and Asami (2012) analyzes how the inclusion of blog information may improve the accuracy of hedonic models when estimating real-estate values. Blog data on regional reputation are gathered using language processing methods.…”
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“…The third theme is the potential contribution of VGI or nonrepresentative geographic information. The paper by Miura and Asami (2012) analyzes how the inclusion of blog information may improve the accuracy of hedonic models when estimating real-estate values. Blog data on regional reputation are gathered using language processing methods.…”
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“…(Diewert & Shimizu, 2016). According to Miura and Asami, housing price can be more sensitive to market reputation information than housing rent, and hence the present approach may contribute more to the improvement of estimation models for housing prices (Miura & Asami, 2011). Major factors that affect neighborhood reputation like school quality, crime, and job accessibility have impact on house prices for the Greater Boston Area and the MWTP will vary as the conditions of the housing market change (Zabel, 2015).…”
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