2018
DOI: 10.17323/1998-0663.2018.3.53.61
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Determination of the trading discount based on market data and cadastral value

Abstract: The introduction of the institution of cadastral value in the Russian Federation opens up new opportunities in real estate valuation. In this regard, the new focus for appraisers is statistical analysis of multidimensional empirical distributions that were not previously available, because the real estate market does not have pairwise and multidimensional observations concentrated in unifi ed databases. Data of interest to analysts is usually concentrated in diff erent sources from diff erent owners and pertai… Show more

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“…Note that quantiles (in particular, median) and mode can be considered as mean values here. If this hypothesis is confirmed for any predetermined V(0) = v(0), forecast estimates can be obtained for the modal, median and mean values of the random variable V(s) using the formulas of conditional mode, median and/or conditional mathematical expectation (see, for example, [36,37]). Here, time 0 corresponds to the moment of the last observed price distribution, s is the time for which the forecast is given, its counting starts from the moment of the last observed distribution.…”
Section: Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note that quantiles (in particular, median) and mode can be considered as mean values here. If this hypothesis is confirmed for any predetermined V(0) = v(0), forecast estimates can be obtained for the modal, median and mean values of the random variable V(s) using the formulas of conditional mode, median and/or conditional mathematical expectation (see, for example, [36,37]). Here, time 0 corresponds to the moment of the last observed price distribution, s is the time for which the forecast is given, its counting starts from the moment of the last observed distribution.…”
Section: Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%