Hedonic pricing method

The aim of this thesis is to extend understanding of how Australian Indigenous and Nonindigenous art markets are both similar and distinct from one another. Aside from the obvious difference in relation to the categorisation of the types of art works that each sub-market encompasses which is explored in the next section of this chapter, this thesis considers the operation of the market mechanism to determine the auction price in Indigenous and Nonindigenous art markets as well as the overall Australian art market.

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The first research objective uses the mixed-method research including qualitative and quantitative research to the quality of sidewalk in HCMC by capturing sidewalk liveliness as a quality dimension in HCMC. The second research applies the Hedonic pricing model to investigate the impact of sidewalks on property values in mixed-use neighborhood in HCMC. Data was collected from 283 sidewalk-segments and single-family houses in 13 districts.

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The two objectives of the thesis use different analysis methods and models. The first research objective uses the method of behavior mapping included walk-by observations and direct observations to explain why sidewalk can become public space by capturing liveliness as a quality dimension in HCMC. The second research applies the Hedonic pricing model to examine value premiums that sidewalk has on residential property values in mixed-use neighborhood in HCMC.

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