The Impact of surrounding land use and vegetation on single-family house prices

The aim of this paper is to assess the marginal effect of land-use locational externalities on the sale price of single-family houses, considering various spatial scales -- in accordance with perception theories -- and trade-off with accessibility to the city centre." The study was done in Quebec City, Canada and one of the variables considered is tree density.

[Ti: The Impact of surrounding land use and vegetation on single-family house prices]
[Au: Kestens, Y.,, Theriault, M., and, Des Rosiers, F.,]
[So: Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design 31(4)539-567.]
[Ky: Economic Benefits of Urban Forests]]