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A series of experiments were conducted to examine valuation behaviour in the UK, the USA, and New Zealand (NZ). Professional valuers from all three countries participated in the study whose findings support the notion that the US normative model is cognitively demanding and that greater...
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This paper examines behavioral research in property. Such research is relatively new in the property field and is still in its first decade. The behavioral approach is examined and compared with the more traditional approach. Its aims and its accomplishments are also discussed. The previous...
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This article examines the role of contingent reward in reducing negotiation anchoring. A case study approach was adopted in the investigation undertaken. Five residencies were offered for sale and university students were assigned the task of negotiating the sales price of one of the houses. The...
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Real estate literature concerned with energy efficient or green property features focuses primarily on the impact of green labeling, certifications and designations. There is a modest amount of research on the valuation impact of individual green features such as dual pane windows, an important...
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This paper investigates the relationship between financial news content (optimistic/pessimistic), REIT returns, and trading volume. We apply textual analysis and find that high media pessimism predicts downward pressure on REIT returns. Negative words in the financial press are significantly...
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