The impact of hazard area disclosure on property values in three New Zealand communities.

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Montz, Burrell E

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University of Colorado, Boulder. Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center

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TextLanguage: ENG Series: Natural hazard research working paper ; 76Publication details: FEB 1992Description: vii, 80p., 10 figs, 24 tabs, 76 refsSubject(s):

Subject: Evaluates the impact of hazard disclosure on property values in several communities in New Zealand; findings suggest that disclosure has little effect. Information about hazardousness of a prospective property becomes part of a buyers knowledge base about the property along with its size, shape, relative location, proximity to shops, schools work etc. Disclosure appears to have no impact on the market.

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Evaluates the impact of hazard disclosure on property values in several communities in New Zealand; findings suggest that disclosure has little effect. Information about hazardousness of a prospective property becomes part of a buyers knowledge base about the property along with its size, shape, relative location, proximity to shops, schools work etc. Disclosure appears to have no impact on the market.

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