2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.regsciurbeco.2017.12.002
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The effect of localized density on housing prices in Singapore

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“…By contrast, Gyourko et al (2008) constructed a regulatory index based on the answers to three sets of questions in a survey that covered 293 different metropolitan areas in all 50 states. (Rothwell and Massey, 2010;Fesselmeyer and Seah, 2018;Brueckner and Singh, 2020). Furthermore, Saiz (2010) finds that geography is a key factor in contemporary US urban development.…”
Section: Measurement Of Land Use Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…By contrast, Gyourko et al (2008) constructed a regulatory index based on the answers to three sets of questions in a survey that covered 293 different metropolitan areas in all 50 states. (Rothwell and Massey, 2010;Fesselmeyer and Seah, 2018;Brueckner and Singh, 2020). Furthermore, Saiz (2010) finds that geography is a key factor in contemporary US urban development.…”
Section: Measurement Of Land Use Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, stricter land use regulatory environment will reduce the elasticity of housing supply, thus pushing up rent and housing price as well as reducing new housing constructions (Gyourko and Molloy, 2015;Fesselmeyer and Seah, 2018).…”
Section: The Effects Of Land Use Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, these issues are not addressed in Tsai's (2014) study. Fesselmeyer, Seah, and Kwok (2018) have found that, in Singapore, the increase in housing density, measured in terms of the number of apartments in a housing project per acre of land, tends to decrease property value. The depressing effect on housing values is higher when the housing project density is lower because “buyers who seek out less dense projects may be especially sensitive to variations in density, and buyers who accept more dense living environments may be relatively more accepting of increases in density” (Fesselmeyer et al, 2018, pp.…”
Section: Sustainability and Development Thresholdsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By contrast, Gyourko et al (2008) constructed a regulatory index based on the answers to three sets of questions in a survey that covered 293 different metropolitan areas in all 50 states. (Rothwell and Massey, 2010;Fesselmeyer and Seah, 2018;Brueckner and Singh, 2020). Furthermore, Saiz (2010) finds that geography is a key factor in contemporary US urban development.…”
Section: Measurement Of Land Use Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%