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| Original language | German |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | FIG Working Week 2017 |
| Subtitle of host publication | Surveying the world of tomorrow - From digitalisation to augmented reality |
| ISBN (electronic) | 978-87-92853-61-5 |
| Publication status | Published - 2017 |
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FIG Working Week 2017: Surveying the world of tomorrow - From digitalisation to augmented reality. 2017.
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TY - GEN
T1 - Different Regions with Few Transaction - An Approach of Systematization
AU - Soot, Matthias
AU - Weitkamp, Alexandra
AU - Alkhatib, Hamza
AU - Dorndorf, Alexander
AU - Jeschke, Anja
PY - 2017
Y1 - 2017
N2 - Real estate valuation is mainly based on purchase prices in Germany. However, in some submarkets only a few transactions take place. The reform of the property tax in the next years creates the necessity of accurate and nationwide real estate market data for mass appraisal. The question arises whether all submarkets with few transactions work the same way. There is a possibility for differentiation between characteristic features.In this paper, an investigation of these German real estate submarkets ispresented. In a qualitative expert’s survey,we determined a definition and categorization of those submarkets with the aim to derive different valuation approaches for different regions. The statements are derived with a Grounded Theory Method (GTM). The categorization is realizeddue to thesmall numbers of transactions as well as different spatial and functional submarkets. Two main categories are introduced. Spatial submarkets with a lack in demand and submarkets with lack in offer of real estates. A subcategorization is carried out by spatial types like urban and rural areas. For instance,some rural areas are typical areas with a lack in demand where one can find only few purchases. Depending on the derived categories,we investigate the availability and quality of alternative data. The focus is on offer prices, experts' knowledge and rents. First results of investigation on this topic are shown. For future work,this information can be used to find or develop different approaches of combiningavailable data and give a better view on the real estate market
AB - Real estate valuation is mainly based on purchase prices in Germany. However, in some submarkets only a few transactions take place. The reform of the property tax in the next years creates the necessity of accurate and nationwide real estate market data for mass appraisal. The question arises whether all submarkets with few transactions work the same way. There is a possibility for differentiation between characteristic features.In this paper, an investigation of these German real estate submarkets ispresented. In a qualitative expert’s survey,we determined a definition and categorization of those submarkets with the aim to derive different valuation approaches for different regions. The statements are derived with a Grounded Theory Method (GTM). The categorization is realizeddue to thesmall numbers of transactions as well as different spatial and functional submarkets. Two main categories are introduced. Spatial submarkets with a lack in demand and submarkets with lack in offer of real estates. A subcategorization is carried out by spatial types like urban and rural areas. For instance,some rural areas are typical areas with a lack in demand where one can find only few purchases. Depending on the derived categories,we investigate the availability and quality of alternative data. The focus is on offer prices, experts' knowledge and rents. First results of investigation on this topic are shown. For future work,this information can be used to find or develop different approaches of combiningavailable data and give a better view on the real estate market
M3 - Aufsatz in Konferenzband
BT - FIG Working Week 2017
ER -