The value of residential energy efficiency in interior Alaska: A hedonic pricing analysis

Pride, Dominique; Little, Joseph M.; Mueller-Stoffels, Marc

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2018.09.017

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“…A common finding is that housing and rental prices decrease with building age (Hu et al, 2014;Wen et al, 2014). The number of bedrooms and living rooms has a positive effect on housing and rental prices (Choumert et al, 2014;Pride et al, 2018). In China, high floors often have higher prices due to their better views and less noise (Jiao & Liu, 2010;Li et al, 2016).…”

Section: Determinants Of Housing and Rental Pricesmentioning

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The effects of jobs, amenities, and locations on housing submarkets in Xiamen City, China

Lin

Wang

et al. 2022

J Hous and the Built Environ

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Numerous studies have found that jobs, amenities, and location influence housing prices in urban areas. However, there is still a lack of in-depth understanding of the impacts of these factors on various housing submarkets within a city. With the case study of Xiamen, this paper investigates the impacts of jobs, amenities, and location on four housing submarkets, classified by owner-occupied and rental housing, in inner and outer districts. The hedonic model, Chow test, and Tiao-Goldberger test are applied to analyze differentiation in the determinants of housing prices between four submarkets. The results show that all submarkets are influenced by blue-collar jobs (which have negative effects) and seascape (which has a positive impact). Besides, differentiated after submarkets show that school districts and public transportation have a greater influence on owner-occupied markets than on rental markets. A heterogeneity exists between inner-district and outer-district markets. For instance, bus rapid transit (BRT) has a positive effect on housing and rental prices in the outer districts but not in the inner districts. These differences are mainly caused by the disparities of spatial quality, economic development, and public facilities and amenities. The findings have profound implications for decision-making and planning practices.

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Section: Determinants Of Housing and Rental Pricesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The effects of jobs, amenities, and locations on housing submarkets in Xiamen City, China

Lin

Wang

et al. 2022

J Hous and the Built Environ

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“…Although improved home construction has increased energy efficiency, the majority of homes in places like Fairbanks were not suitable for the subarctic climate, largely because builders were from the lower 48 states and were not familiar with the environmental conditions [69]. Consequently, energy costs for households in the high latitudes remain higher due to their heavy reliance on oil to heat their homes in the winter.…”

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Exploring a Nexus of National and Human Security: Food and Energy Challenges in the U.S. Arctic

Carlson

Bouffard

Woodward

2020

Journal of Human Security

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Changes in the U.S. Arctic are challenging both the national and human security dynamics of the region. Historically, the region's significance had been defined by national security concerns, but the emerging concept of human security has come to provide a useful framework through which to define and demonstrate the nexus between the two. This paper provides an overview of the relationship between national and human security and the concerns shared by individuals working in both areas, with a more narrowed focus on the interrelated issues of both food and energy security within the U.S. Arctic. Considering the substantial overlap of aspects of food and energy on both national as well as human security, an analysis of the relationships involving each provides meaningful and extended context of the term "security" for the Arctic region.

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“…-selection of the optimal structural system and scheme of the building; -high degree of factory readiness of the foundation of individual elements; -use of prefabricated modular structures; -application of modern multilayer enclosing structures; -ensuring minimum windage of structures; -the use of flammable building materials; -the use of high-performance insulation [21]; -use of modern facing materials; -placement and optimal dimensions of translucent elements; -application of spatial shell; 4. Engineering:…”

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Updating the internal structure of living space for arctic conditions

Tokarev

2019

E3S Web Conf.

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The purpose of this study is to draw attention to the environmental problems of active development of the Arctic territories and to determine the specification of the necessary functional zones and conditions of comfortable living space for the harsh Arctic conditions. The study summarized the problems and threats of specially protected natural areas - the “Russian Arctic” national park. The aspects for modern town planning in extreme conditions of high latitudes are concretized during the process of analyzing historical examples of the formation of “Ideal cities”, conceptual projects of “Cities of the future”. The essential town planning and spatial-planning miscalculations of existing shift villages of the North of Russia are revealed. The requirements to modern Arctic architecture for comfortable living in the conditions of the Far North are grouped and defined. As a result of the study, the actual composition of the main, auxiliary and technical premises necessary for the life activity of the Arctic module of temporary residence of the XXI century is presented. The value of the results lies in the formation of the necessary requirements for designing of a comfortable living space in Arctic conditions and the real possibility of using principles of functional structuring for the creation of space-planning, ecologically balanced environment of stand-alone module of temporary residence on the specially protected territory of “Russian Arctic” national park.

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The value of residential energy efficiency in interior Alaska: A hedonic pricing analysis

Cited by 20 publications

References 33 publications

The effects of jobs, amenities, and locations on housing submarkets in Xiamen City, China

The effects of jobs, amenities, and locations on housing submarkets in Xiamen City, China

Exploring a Nexus of National and Human Security: Food and Energy Challenges in the U.S. Arctic

Updating the internal structure of living space for arctic conditions

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