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A Spatial Bayesian Hedonic Pricing Model of Farmland Values

A Spatial Bayesian Hedonic Pricing Model of Farmland Values

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Date of publication
December 2008
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AGRIS:US2016201822

In 1973, British Columbia created theAgricultural Land Reserve (ALR) to protect farmlandfrom development. This study investigates whether theALR has been effective near the city of Victoria.Therefore, we employ a GIS-based hedonic pricingmodel and quantify ALR specific measures. BayesianModel Averaging in combination with Markov ChainMonte Carlo Model Composition are used to addressspecification uncertainty. Results show that zoningschemes are partly credible. Zoned farmland sells forlower prices than other farmland. However, farmlandlocated closer to the city of Victoria is priced higher andhobby farmers pay higher prices than conventionalfarmers.

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Cotteleer, Geerte
Stobbe, Tracy
van Kooten, G. Cornelis

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