The urban housing market of China has been transformed since the 1980s from a centrally-
planned to a free-market system. This study aimed to (1) investigate the position of outdoor …

Informed public debate on the issue of regulatory barriers to housing development is
impeded both by the lack of precision concerning the concept of regulatory barriers and the …

Exclusion zones, like protected areas or setback distances, are the most common policy
instrument to mitigate environmental impacts of human land-use, including the deployment …

Proximity to wetlands and water bodies can be considered an amenity (for open space and
recreation value), as well as a possible nuisance (with the potential for flooding or …

Abstract Development and redevelopment are important drivers of tree removal and canopy
loss in urban landscapes. Local ordinances are often used to curtail tree removal, but …

We consider the general equilibrium implications of environmental regulations which result
in a reduction of otherwise profitable residential development. Critical habitat designation …

The paper analyzes the reaction of residential property prices to sustainability attributes and
the extent to which they capitalize the effects of sustainability on real estate markets in EU …

This article sets up a new general equilibrium model cointegrating microeconomic and
macroeconomic econometric models to inference the causal effect of environmental …

This study aimed to unpack the dynamic proximity effects of a park on residential values in
the urban regeneration context: first by the development phase of the park, and second, by …

Building codes designed to protect public safety from substandard construction may stifle
efforts to revitalize urban areas by increasing the cost of renovating and reusing existing …