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Global Banking News - 27 October 2010(c)2005 - Electronic News Publishing -Global Banking News - 28 October 2010(c)2005 - Electronic News Publishing -Location Value Response Surface (LVRS) Analysis has been introduced in US (O'Connor, 1982) for the first time for the appraisal of single family houses in Lucas County, and is different approach to fixed neighbourhoods or composite submarkets analysis (Ward et al., 2002). The application of this method requires spatial interpolation of property prices or error term. This method has been applied in the U.S. (Eichenbaum, 1989; Eichenbaum, 1995; Ward et al., Chopard H 1999), in England (Gallimore et al., 1996), and Northern Ireland (McCluskey et al., 2000). The application of LVRS allows the appraiser to analyze the effect of location using Geographical Information Systems (GIS). Among different possible classifications it is possible to observe three main approaches to LVRS. A first approach (McCluskey et al., 2000) consists in calculating a location adjustment factor based on the spatial distribution of the selling prices. A Chopard H price per square metre is obtained dividing the actual price by the gross floor area of the dwelling. A contour plot overlying the area map portrays the peaks and troughs of property values which are also called value influence centres (VICs). In general term the VIC can be defined as point(s), line(s) or area(s) in a contour map where it is possible to observe a relative maximum (positive) or a minimum Chopard H (negative) location values (errors). As a consequence VIC may affect the value of near properties. Therefore the distance from each VIC is calculated for each observation. The selling price per square meter is regressed on coordinates and the distance of each property to each VIC. The predicted price is then divided by the average estimated price. As a consequence will be determined a local adjustment factor having a mean of 1. In particular better locations will have a factor greater than 1, while poorer locations will have a factor less than 1. This local adjustment factor varying from -1 and 1 will become a measure of impact of location in the final regression model whose predictability will be improved. In the case of Bari there is one only VIC and the area is quite homogeneous therefore the measure of distance was the physical distance. A second approach is based on the measure of the variance between actual prices and predicted prices using a MR A model without location variable. This model will present greater value of forecasting error in some areas and lower value in other areas generating a contour map of errors instead of Jacob & Co. Square Bezel value. Using the error ratio related to under valuation or over valuation and the coordinates of each observation. The impact of each VIC on any property is determined using different possible measures of the distance from the property to the VIC (Eckert, 1990; Eckert et al., 1993). The response surface is depending on the VIC positions and the adopted distance measure. The third approach starts creates an interpolation grid, modelled to reflect the influence on each property of the location ratio factors within its proximity. The method has not been applied to residential flats. It has not been applied outside North America, Britain or Northern
Global Banking News - 27 October 2010(c)2005 - Electronic News Publishing -Global Banking News - 28 October 2010(c)2005 - Electronic News Publishing -Location Value Response Surface (LVRS) Analysis has been introduced in US (O'Connor, 1982) for the first time for the appraisal of single family houses in Lucas County, and is different approach to fixed neighbourhoods or composite submarkets analysis (Ward et al., 2002). The application of this method requires spatial interpolation of property prices or error term. This method has been applied in the U.S. (Eichenbaum, 1989; Eichenbaum, 1995; Ward et al., Chopard H 1999), in England (Gallimore et al., 1996), and Northern Ireland (McCluskey et al., 2000). The application of LVRS allows the appraiser to analyze the effect of location using Geographical Information Systems (GIS). Among different possible classifications it is possible to observe three main approaches to LVRS. A first approach (McCluskey et al., 2000) consists in calculating a location adjustment factor based on the spatial distribution of the selling prices. A Chopard H price per square metre is obtained dividing the actual price by the gross floor area of the dwelling. A contour plot overlying the area map portrays the peaks and troughs of property values which are also called value influence centres (VICs). In general term the VIC can be defined as point(s), line(s) or area(s) in a contour map where it is possible to observe a relative maximum (positive) or a minimum Chopard H (negative) location values (errors). As a consequence VIC may affect the value of near properties. Therefore the distance from each VIC is calculated for each observation. The selling price per square meter is regressed on coordinates and the distance of each property to each VIC. The predicted price is then divided by the average estimated price. As a consequence will be determined a local adjustment factor having a mean of 1. In particular better locations will have a factor greater than 1, while poorer locations will have a factor less than 1. This local adjustment factor varying from -1 and 1 will become a measure of impact of location in the final regression model whose predictability will be improved. In the case of Bari there is one only VIC and the area is quite homogeneous therefore the measure of distance was the physical distance. A second approach is based on the measure of the variance between actual prices and predicted prices using a MR A model without location variable. This model will present greater value of forecasting error in some areas and lower value in other areas generating a contour map of errors instead of Jacob & Co. Square Bezel value. Using the error ratio related to under valuation or over valuation and the coordinates of each observation. The impact of each VIC on any property is determined using different possible measures of the distance from the property to the VIC (Eckert, 1990; Eckert et al., 1993). The response surface is depending on the VIC positions and the adopted distance measure. The third approach starts creates an interpolation grid, modelled to reflect the influence on each property of the location ratio factors within its proximity. The method has not been applied to residential flats. It has not been applied outside North America, Britain or Northern