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ArticleThe Use of Census Data for Hedonic Price Estimates of Open-Space Amenities and Land Use

Steven D. Shultz2001

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The Use of Census Data for Hedonic Price Estimates of Open-Space Amenities and Land Use

Steven D. Shultz

161 citations·0/0 files stored·The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics

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Housing Market and Economics Economic and Environmental Valuation Urban Planning and Valuation

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Year2001

Typearticle

Published2001-03-01

VenueThe Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics

ISSN-L0895-5638

Languageen

Citations161

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ShelfHousing Market and Economics

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doi10.1023/a:1007895631071

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