The Impact of Airport Noise and Proximity on Residential Property Values

Влияние шума аэропорта и близости к нему на стоимость жилой недвижимости
Molly Espey, Hilary Lopez
2000-01-01

Reno-Sparks airportairport noiseairport proximityhedonic price methodresidential property values
The hedonic price method is used to estimate the relationship between residential property values and airport noise and proximity to the airport in the Reno‐Sparks area. Empirical results suggest there is a statistically significant negative relationship between airport noise and residential property values, with the average home in areas where noise levels are 65 decibels or high selling for about $2400 less than equivalent homes in quieter areas. However, in direct contrast to the study by Tomkins et al.(1998) who found proximity to the Manchester airport to be an amenity, this study finds proximity to the Reno‐Sparks airport to have a significant negative value.
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Airport noise has a statistically significant negative relationship with residential property values.
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Homes in areas with noise levels of 65 decibels or higher sell for approximately $2,400 less than equivalent homes in quieter areas.
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Proximity to Reno-Sparks Airport significantly decreases residential property values, contrasting with findings that proximity to Manchester Airport was an amenity.
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Using the hedonic price method, the study estimates how airport noise and proximity affect residential property values in Reno-Sparks.

Residential properties in the Reno–Sparks area near the airport

The effects of airport noise levels and proximity on residential property values

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Molly Espey
Hilary Lopez
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