Measuring Benefits Generated by Urban Water Parks

Arthur H. Darling

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This study estimates the value of wetland amenities in the Portland, Oregon, metropolitan area using the hedonic property price model. Residential housing and wetland data are used to relate the sales price of a property to structural characteristics, ...

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