2011
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1961902
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Housing Tenure and Housing Demand in Colombia

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“…Accordingly, “[e]vidence-based research,” such as the contribution made with this case study, “is needed to support policies and design processes for affordable and quality housing solutions” (Kowaltowski et al , 2019, p. 716; Hall and Vidén, 2005) The subsequent analysis of this complex and contemporary case provides a “valuable reference” similar to research on other housing and urban development policies in both national and local contexts (Shaw, 1997, p. 199). The research is particularly relevant as other mass housing initiatives have progressively ameliorated their respective processes with better outcomes (Arbeláez et al , 2011; Chiang et al , 2006). The research moreover helps improve understanding on mass housing and its merits toward resolving quantitative housing deficit issues (Mayer and Somerville, 1996).…”
Section: Case Study Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Accordingly, “[e]vidence-based research,” such as the contribution made with this case study, “is needed to support policies and design processes for affordable and quality housing solutions” (Kowaltowski et al , 2019, p. 716; Hall and Vidén, 2005) The subsequent analysis of this complex and contemporary case provides a “valuable reference” similar to research on other housing and urban development policies in both national and local contexts (Shaw, 1997, p. 199). The research is particularly relevant as other mass housing initiatives have progressively ameliorated their respective processes with better outcomes (Arbeláez et al , 2011; Chiang et al , 2006). The research moreover helps improve understanding on mass housing and its merits toward resolving quantitative housing deficit issues (Mayer and Somerville, 1996).…”
Section: Case Study Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A partir de este puntaje, las características de los inmuebles y la división geográfica de los inmuebles a partir de las Unidades de Planeación Zonal del distrito, se construyó un modelo SAR que permitió analizar de manera más precisa las contribuciones espaciales y de características al precio de las observaciones. Otro documento que utilizó una metodología de precios hedónicos para el mercado local fue el de Arbeláez et al (2011), en el que se busca encontrar los determinantes para la compra o renta de vivienda en Colombia a partir de una función de demanda hallada a través de una regresión hedónica sin E.E, que incorporó características de los inmuebles y de los demandantes.…”
Section: Gráfico 1: Triangulación De Delaunayunclassified
“…In Colombia, subsidence occurs in major cities and causes structural damage to buildings and infrastructure. The land subsidence in Colombia was classified as the fourth risk in building the Formal Housing Index (FHI; Arbeláez et al, 2011). Bogotá is the largest and most populous city and has a high concentration of natural hazards.…”
Section: Land Subsidence In the Sabana De Bogotámentioning
confidence: 99%