"The effect of varying levels of negative publicity on single-family pr" by William N. Kinnard, Mary Beth Gecklet et al.

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Article Title

The effect of varying levels of negative publicity on single-family property values: A case study of soil contamination

Authors

William N. Kinnard
Mary Beth Gecklet
Jake W. DeLottie

Keywords

Valuation - effects of pollution, Valuation of housing

Abstract

This study reemphasizes a point made in other studies by Kinnard and his colleagues: claims about the effects of contamination and stigma on market value should be documented by careful research. The authors argue that surveys and opinion pools may be misleading.

Notes

Reprinted with permission from Real Estate Counseling Group of Connecticut.

Recommended Citation

Kinnard, William N.; Gecklet, Mary Beth; and DeLottie, Jake W. (1996) "The effect of varying levels of negative publicity on single-family property values: A case study of soil contamination," Assessment Journal: Vol. 3: No. 5, Article 4.
Available at: https://researchexchange.iaao.org/assessment_journal/vol3/iss5/4

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