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In today's dynamic and uncertain environments organisations are facing constant challenges in terms of achieving and maintaining their competitive advantage. These new circumstances are compelling organizations to analyse, integrate, build and reconfigure their resources and organisational...
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The previous studies applied the transaction price to explore the relationship between job accessibility and housing cost and concluded that transaction price and job accessibility are positively correlated. After The Financial Tsunami in 2008, investors turned their capital to more stable...
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This paper examines the impact of local public amenities on house prices in the islands of Greece. By taking the Greek islands as the case study, which has not been studied in detail on this topic, we analyse how the presence of a public hospital, an airport, a higher educational institution...
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This paper is one of the first empirical studies to investigate the impact of property management on the market value of a building. The outsourcing institute estimates that the real estate service industry has a total value of more than 340 billion dolalr. Within this industry property...
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The objective of this paper is to provide an empirical analysis of the influence of traffic noise has on the housing market. Traffic noise can be considered as an environmental externality from road transport system. As so, it affects the value that people are willing to pay for their houses....
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