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Relationship between land values and uses in Sydney′s central area

Relationship between land values and uses in Sydney′s central area Investigates and evaluates land use data and valuation in Sydney′s central area. Proposes that, in order to make informed investment decisions, there should be an understanding of the nature and functioning of the physical environment in which funds are to be committed. Investigates what things belong in an urban area. Concludes with data related to how land is used. States that lowest land value and floor level classes tend to be allocated to goods handling and destinations for mass gatherings of people; highest land value and floor‐level are allocated to business categories. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Property Finance Emerald Publishing

Relationship between land values and uses in Sydney′s central area

R.T.M. Whipple
Journal of Property Finance , Volume 6 (4): 43 – Dec 1, 1995
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Abstract

Investigates and evaluates land use data and valuation in Sydney′s central area. Proposes that, in order to make informed investment decisions, there should be an understanding of the nature and functioning of the physical environment in which funds are to be committed. Investigates what things belong in an urban area. Concludes with data related to how land is used. States that lowest land value and floor level classes tend to be allocated to goods handling and destinations for mass gatherings of people; highest land value and floor‐level are allocated to business categories.

Journal

Journal of Property Finance – Emerald Publishing

Published: Dec 1, 1995

Keywords: Australia; Evaluation; Land use

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