Definition: The Residential Area Quality aims to explain how attractive or desirable a location is - in terms of residential use.With the help of selected micro-geographic variables bulwiengesa and MB Micromarketing have built a robust methodology to provide the Residential Area Quality on a small scale level for any location in Germany. The residential area quality helps to determine plot and housing prices and residential rents by analysing socio-economic, building and spatial structures such as: - proximity to greens, parks and bodies of water
- distance to industrial areas and other negative infrastructure
- size of residential units (avg size of 1- and 2-bedroom appartments)
- neighbourhood status (social status)
- economic resilience
- social millieu (social environment)
- interregional accessability
The result is a classification into 7 groups, four main and three intermediate groups: In addition to this blocks with mainly commercial use and no or low percentage of residential units, blocks with mainly green spaces or other non-residential uses will be classidied as "no residential location. Rents and Prices as Dependent Variables
Rents and Prices were omitted from the model intentionally, as the idea was to create an indicator which can be used to deduct prices and to identify limits and potentials. A dependency of prices and location quality can be statistically proven. Data: - Source: Definition by bulwiengesa AG
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