Appendix 2
Variable names and definitions from the regression analysis
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Variables |
Definitions |
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SURFACE AREA NUMBER OF ROOMS DISTRICT2 DISTRICT4 DISTRICT5 DISTRICT6 DISTRICT7 DISTRICT10 DISTANCE TO DOWNTOWN NEW NEEDING REFURBISHING CARETAKER ELEVATOR PRIVATE PARKING POOR NATURAL LIGHT BUILT-IN WARDROBES |
In square meters Excluding kitchen and baths All the types of baths Antiquity of the dwelling Number of plants in the block where the dwelling is. Dummy equal to 1if dwelling is in district 2 Dummy equal to 1 if dwelling is in district 4 Dummy equal to 1 if dwelling is in district 5 Dummy equal to 1 if dwelling is in district 6 Dummy equal to 1 if dwelling is in district 7 Dummy equal to 1 if dwelling is in district 10 Dummy equal to 1if the distance to downtown is < to 750 m. Dummy equal to 1 if the distance to the seaside is < to 1500 m. Dummy equal to 1if dwelling is an apartment or studio Dummy equal to 1 if dwelling is a detached house Dummy equal to 1 if dwelling is an attic flat Dummy equal to 1 if dwelling is a new construction Dummy equal to 1 if dwelling needs refurbishing Dummy equal to 1if there is caretaker Dummy equal to 1there is elevator Dummy equal to 1there is private parking Dummy equal to 1 if dwelling has poor natural light Dummy equal to 1 if there is double glazing Dummy equal to 1 if there is built-in wardrobes |
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