Lietuvos Nekilnojamojo Turto Rinka: Nekilnojamojo Turto Ir Statybos Sąnaudų Kainų Analizė

The Multicriteria Assessment of the Spatial Planning Process: The Aspect of Investment

“…Legal elements are one of the most direct impact factors in the real estate market (Simanavičienė et al 2012a(Simanavičienė et al , 2012b. Also, legal characteristics need to be distinguished in terms of real estate.…”

“…The adopted laws define movement limits to real estate: allow buying, selling and privatizing it, ensuring ownership rights and approving requirements for the purchase -selling of real estate. What is more, various restrictions and the regulation of real estate transactions play a protective role (Simanavičienė et al 2012a(Simanavičienė et al , 2012b. Spatial planning and the complexity and costs of the technical design process should be evaluated and integrated, since it is the expenses associated with the implementation of the investment project.…”

Evaluation of agricultural land market development in Lithuania based on Kaunas district land survey

“…The main differences between the land and other economic commodities arise due to the fact that land by its very nature is not physically transferable and virtually indestructible, although, again, its qualitative features may vary (MarksBielska, 2013;Simanavičienė et al, 2012;Floyd, Marcus, 2011;Ambrose, 2008;Aleknavičius, 2007, McKenzie, Betts, 2006Brzeski et al, 2006;Szymanska, wielicki, 2005;Galinienė, 2004;Dale, Baldwin, 1999;etc.). Meanwhile, the effective functioning of the land market as a mechanism ensuring the exchange of commodities between market participants, undoubtedly influences on the entire national economic performance, due to the explicit interaction between land market and the capital and finance markets.…”

“…Scientists (Simanavičienė et al, 2012;Floyd, Marcus, 2011;Aleknavičius, 2007, McKenzie, Betts, 2006Brzeski et al, 2006;Galinienė, 2004;Dale, Baldwin, 1999;etc. ) nearly unanimously point out that the real estate, including land, as an economic commodity is unique, due to its usually distinguished physical, economic and legal characteristics of the real estate as the commodity.…”

“…Immovability, heterogeneity and indestructibility are attributed to the physical characteristics of the land. Economic characteristics of the land as the real estate property include the rarity, modification, investment durability, preferred location and proximity to other important economic and social centres, and stability (Simanavičienė et al, 2012;Aleknavičius, 2008). Ch.…”