The Impact Of Stadium Announcements On Residential Property Values: Evidence From A Natural Experiment In Dallas‐Fort Worth

By Carolyn A. Dehring, Craig A. Depken, Michael R. Ward. 2007

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics

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• IF ALONSO WAS RIGHT: MODELING ACCESSIBILITY AND EXPLAINING THE RESIDENTIAL LAND GRADIENT (2011, unknown): “Standard errors are clustered on voting precincts in order to facilitate variance shifting in the error across space (Dehring, Depken, and Ward, 2007).”
• Assessing the Economic Impact of Sports Facilities on Residential Property Values (2018, methodology): “All find a relationship between sports facilities and property values; only Dehring, Depken, and Ward (2007) find property values lower in proximity to sports facilities.”
• A Direct Test of the Homevoter Hypothesis (2008, unknown): “Combining the results heretofore with the inter-city price changes documented by Dehring et al. (2007a), it is of interest whether precincts with a greater proportion of homeowners provided less support for the proposed Cowboys stadium, ceteris paribus.”
• Stadiums and Arenas: Economic Development or Economic Redistribution? (2007, background): “Hedonic regressions of housing values should extend the analysis along the lines of Tu (2005) and Dehring, Depken, and Ward (2007), using observed sale prices and distance from stadiums and arenas as explanatory variables.”