Value of land properties in the context of planning conditions risk on the example of the suburban zone of a Polish city

Krajewska, Małgorzata; Szopińska, Kinga; Siemińska, Ewa

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2021.105697

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“…• under water arteries (include land under irrigation canals, under man-made ponds, etc.) [41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49]. In turn, in the management accounting of an agricultural enterprise, land plots are classified as plots "Gardens", "Vineyard", "Fruit nursery", "Plantation", "Plots of transhumance", "Pastures", "Hay plots", "Ponds".…”

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Problems of accounting for land plots of agricultural enterprises: A case study in Russia, Samara region

Nosov,

Vaganova,

Zhichkin

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The article analyzes modern problems of accounting for land plots of agricultural enterprises. These problems are associated with a number of objective reasons, the main of which are: inaccuracies in the cadastral registration of the relevant land plots, the uncertainty of ownership of the relevant land plots, a different category of agricultural land, the impact of the process of reforming the domestic accounting system and the introduction of International Financial Reporting System (IFRS). All methodological difficulties that arise in practice in the work of an accountant can be resolved in the course of the formation of an annually issued order on accounting policies. It is in this internal regulatory document that it is possible to provide for all the features of keeping records of land plots in a particular agricultural enterprise, which will improve the analytical quality of accounting, its timeliness and reliability.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Problems of accounting for land plots of agricultural enterprises: A case study in Russia, Samara region

Nosov,

Vaganova,

Zhichkin

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Determining the value of land for speculative purposes entails considering a multitude of factors that influence its investment potential [30,32,33] . This assessment process is inherently context-specific, varying based on the objectives, strategies, and financial capacities of individual speculators or investor entities [14,34] . A pivotal aspect in evaluating investment value lies in the land's location.…”

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Unveiling and speculators in Addis Ababa: Insights, recommendations, and economic implications for sustainable development

Gemeda,

Cirella,

Abebe

et al. 2024

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<p>Land speculation poses a significant challenge in Ethiopia, particularly in urban and peri-urban areas where large acquisitions and land scarcity prevail. This study aims to discern land speculators in Addis Ababa by employing the motivation and scale method to optimize societal benefits. Employing a multi-sourced data approach and triangulation techniques, this research enhances data reliability. Primary data sourced from interviews, focus groups, and field surveys, supplemented by secondary data from various literature, spanning October 2021 to January 2023, forms the basis of the analysis. Results indicate that affluent individuals, brokers, bankers, and local government officials dominate land speculation activities in both urban core and periphery areas of Addis Ababa, perpetuating the unfair exclusion of lower-income groups from land ownership. To address this issue, three key recommendations are proposed: implementing a one-person, one-plot statute, imposing high property value taxes, and enforcing temporal restrictions on land development. Additionally, exploring the economic and business ramifications of these recommendations on investment patterns and market dynamics is crucial for ensuring their sustained effectiveness in fostering sustainable development.</p>

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“…Later, in the residential location experiment, access to additional non-work options is incorporated as an explanatory variable. Krajewska et al, (2021) pointed out that the land with defined development conditions is having high values than that lands with no development conditions. Roberts, (2008) sought to evaluate householders' readiness to spend for "housing," particularly tranquility.…”

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Critical Determinants of Residential Land Values in a Suburban Area: A Perception Analysis

Thiwanka,

Wickramaarachchi

2022

JRES

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Residential land is a crucial factor for human beings in any country. Along with the rapid urbanization, the value of residential land is increasing gradually which sometimes the values are unreachable in some places. There is no evidence of research on what factors that are contributing to this escalation of land prices in Moratuwa, one of the suburban areas of the city of Colombo in Sri Lanka. Hence, the main intention of this research is to identify the important determinants of residential land values in the Moratuwa Municipal Council area. Data was collected from two groups, i.e., the residents and professionals who work with land values including three property valuers and a bank manager. An online questionnaire survey was used to collect data from residents selected through the purposive sampling method while semi structured interviews were conducted with professionals. The analysis proceeds with both quantitative and qualitative approaches. The results of the quantitative analysis used for residents’ views show that the factors of location, neighbourhood characteristics, accessibility, and topographic characteristics are significantly influence on land value. The results of the content analysis applied for professionals' views were very close to the results of resident’s views and confirm that the location and neighbourhood characteristics and accessibility are significant on land values. Accordingly, the factors of location, accessibility, and neighbourhood characteristics are having a significant impact in terms of determining the residential land values in the Moratuwa MC Area and interested parties are advised to consider them in all transactions on residential lands.

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Value of land properties in the context of planning conditions risk on the example of the suburban zone of a Polish city

Cited by 11 publications

References 25 publications

Problems of accounting for land plots of agricultural enterprises: A case study in Russia, Samara region

Problems of accounting for land plots of agricultural enterprises: A case study in Russia, Samara region

Unveiling and speculators in Addis Ababa: Insights, recommendations, and economic implications for sustainable development

Critical Determinants of Residential Land Values in a Suburban Area: A Perception Analysis

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