评估斯德哥尔摩多户住宅和单户住宅建设对周围单户住宅的价格影响:差异中的差异分析

IF 1.5 Q3 URBAN STUDIES
Mats Wilhelmsson
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本研究旨在探讨住宅建设对独栋住宅价值的影响及其对城市发展的影响。设计/方法/途径为了实现这一目标,作者使用差异中的差异方法来研究瑞典斯德哥尔摩多户住宅和单户住宅建设对周围单户住宅的影响。作者分析了2009年至2014年期间约480个住房建设项目和2005年至2018年期间17,000个独户独立式住宅交易的数据。研究发现,多户住宅建设项目不影响周边单户住宅的价值,而单户住宅建设有负面影响。作者将这一结果归因于单户住宅项目通常位于最初具有正外部性的地区,而多户住宅项目通常位于施工前具有负外部性的地区的边缘。研究局限/启示本研究局限于特定的地理区域和时间框架,未来的研究可以将范围扩大到其他城市和地区以及不同的时期。此外,进一步的研究可以检验住房建设对住房价值以外的其他经济因素的影响。实际意义本研究对城市规划者和政策制定者具有实际意义。在平衡城市地区对新住房的需求的同时,他们应该考虑新的单户住宅建设对现有单户住宅地区的潜在负面影响。通过仔细评估建筑地点,政策制定者可以创造更可持续、更宜居、更公平的城市环境,造福社会所有成员。独创性/价值本研究论文通过研究城市发展和减缓气候变化背景下住房建设对单户住房价值的影响,为住房经济学领域做出了贡献。利用差中差方法,本研究提供了多户住宅和单户住宅建设对周边单户住宅价格影响的证据,这对城市规划者和决策者具有重要的政策意义。通过确定单户住宅建设对周边地区的负面影响,并强调对建设地点进行仔细评估的必要性,该研究为创造可持续、宜居和公平的城市环境提供了宝贵的见解,使所有社会成员受益。
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Evaluating the price effects of multifamily and single-family housing construction on surrounding single-family homes in Stockholm: a difference-in-difference analysis
Purpose This study aims to examine the impact of housing construction on single-family housing values and the implications for urban development. Design/methodology/approach To achieve this objective, the author used the difference-in-difference methodology to examine the effect of multifamily and single-family housing construction on surrounding single-family homes in Stockholm, Sweden. The author analysed data from approximately 480 housing construction projects between 2009 and 2014 and 17,000 single-family detached house transactions between 2005 and 2018. Findings The research found that multifamily construction projects did not affect the value of surrounding single-family homes, while single-family home construction had a negative impact. The author attributes this result to single-family housing projects typically located in areas with initially positive externalities, while multifamily housing projects are often located on the edge of areas with negative externalities before construction. Research limitations/implications The research is limited by its focus on a specific geographic area and time frame, and future research could expand the scope to include other cities and regions and different periods. Additionally, further research could examine the impact of housing construction on other economic factors beyond housing values. Practical implications The research has practical implications for urban planners and policymakers. They should consider the potential negative impact of new single-family home construction on existing single-family housing areas while balancing the need for new housing in urban areas. By carefully evaluating construction locations, policymakers can create more sustainable, livable and equitable urban environments that benefit all members of society. Originality/value This research paper contributes to the field of housing economics by examining the impact of housing construction on single-family housing values in the context of urban development and climate change mitigation. Using a difference-in-difference methodology, the study provides evidence of the price effect of multifamily and single-family housing construction on surrounding single-family homes, which has important policy implications for urban planners and policymakers. By identifying the negative impact of single-family home construction on surrounding areas and highlighting the need for careful evaluation of construction locations, the research provides valuable insights for creating sustainable, livable and equitable urban environments that benefit all members of society.
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