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The long‐term impact of flooding on residential property values
Chris EvesCurrent planning schemes in Australia identify areas that are potentially liable to flooding. This identification of flood‐liable land is based on flood height levels over time…
From existing use to value in use: time for a paradigm shift?
Sarah Sayce, Owen ConnellanThis paper debates the key concepts of fair value, value in use and existing use, as they relate to the valuation of owner‐occupied property assets. Changes to the professional…
Legislating for environmental practices within residential property management in Singapore
Alice ChristudasonEnvironmental issues have gained increasing attention in Singapore because of its small size and lack of natural resources. Since the 1970s, the Ministry of the Environment has…
Post‐apartheid residential mobility patterns in two South African cities
D.A. Prinsloo, C.E. CloetePre‐1994 apartheid laws had a marked impact on urban land use patterns in South Africa. A new government came into power in 1994 and the Group Areas Act had been abolished. The…
The apportionment of the land value between joint owners of developed property: Evidence from China
Shouzhi Wu, Jianqing JinThis paper addresses the practical problem of apportioning the value of land equitably between joint owners of developed property in China in a logical way. Allocation of land…
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