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Impact of urban development funding on quoted rents in Berlin - A real estate economic analysis based on a former social preservation area, the Stephankiez in Berlin-Moabit

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  • Holger Lischke

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Urban development funding implies improvement of the set development area. The analysis of Stephankiez in Berlin-Moabit and several reference areas shows a connection between formulated goals of applied funding programs and the four forms of improvement. Especially structural improvement leads to a improved residential environment. Most funding progams don’t imply building of new flats. As evident through rent analysis this leads to a higher demand for space in the funding area combinded with rising quoted rents. This doctoral thesis is embedded in the field of urban economics and acts between real estate economics and urban planning. The analysis strives to point out the impact of urban development funding on quoted rents in residential housing. Especially for social preservation areas in accordance to German law (§ 172 BauGB). An urban district in Germany, the Stephankiez in Berlin-Moabit acts as an example. The Stephankiez as a former social preservation area is surrounded by several urban development programs.

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  • Holger Lischke, 2019. "Impact of urban development funding on quoted rents in Berlin - A real estate economic analysis based on a former social preservation area, the Stephankiez in Berlin-Moabit," ERES eres2019_60, European Real Estate Society (ERES).
    • Handle: RePEc:arz:wpaper:eres2019_60
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    Berlin; quoted rent; rent analysis; urban development funding; Urban Economics;
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    • R3 - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics - - Real Estate Markets, Spatial Production Analysis, and Firm Location

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