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Property prices are usually determined by the average price of properties in the neighborhood. However, there are many other factors that will affect the property prices, for example, proximity to schools, transport node, etc.
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Having an accurate housing price model is important for the government or policymakers as properties plays a significant role in household wealth and national economy. To date, the hedonic pricing model is still the commonly used method by researchers to study housing prices. Hedonic pricing models are often computed using an ordinary least squares (OLS) estimator, with the assumption that the observations are independent and identically distributed. This indicates that there is no spatial auto-correlation among the observations but in reality, that might not be true and thus, a hedonic pricing model could lead to biased, inconsistent and inefficient results. Our team attempts to explore the use of geographically-weighted regression (GWR) as a property pricing model and thereafter compare to see which is better. The research findings can help us understand the roles of various structural attributes and locational amenities in estimating property prices.
  
 
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Revision as of 11:55, 18 March 2020

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Proposal

Poster

Application

Research Paper


Background

Having an accurate housing price model is important for the government or policymakers as properties plays a significant role in household wealth and national economy. To date, the hedonic pricing model is still the commonly used method by researchers to study housing prices. Hedonic pricing models are often computed using an ordinary least squares (OLS) estimator, with the assumption that the observations are independent and identically distributed. This indicates that there is no spatial auto-correlation among the observations but in reality, that might not be true and thus, a hedonic pricing model could lead to biased, inconsistent and inefficient results. Our team attempts to explore the use of geographically-weighted regression (GWR) as a property pricing model and thereafter compare to see which is better. The research findings can help us understand the roles of various structural attributes and locational amenities in estimating property prices.

Motivation

Project Objectives

Perform Geographically Weighted Regression to estimate/verify the listed price of a property by considering amenities like school and transport node

Proposed Scope and Methodology

Project Timeline

Features

Data Source & Preparation

Data Source Documentation
Realis Transaction Data of Private Property in Singapore
School Address of Schools

Software

Packages

Package Name Description
shiny Building of interactive web applications
shinydashboard Dashboard Creation
ShinyThemes Themes for Shiny
ShinyWidgets Themes for Widgets
Tidyverse Collection of R packages for data analysis, packages includes ggplot2, dplyr, tidyr, readr, purrr, tibble, stringr, forcats

Team Members

References