Applying the Case Study Method to Measure Possible Impact of Proximity to Fracking Transmission Line Facilities on Home Prices

There have been many studies analyzing the effect of environmental concerns related to fracking on home prices. There have also been many studies of the generalized effect of proximity to oil and gas pipelines on nearby home prices and studies of the effect of pipeline spills on home prices and valu...

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Published in:The Appraisal journal 2023-01, Vol.91 (1), p.28-59
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Case studies
Chemical spills
Contamination
Data analysis
Dehydration (Physiology)
Explosions
Gas transmission industry
Housing prices
Hydraulic fracturing
Methods
Natural gas
Neighborhoods
Oil wells
Petroleum refineries
Prices and rates
Public hearings
Real estate appraisers
Roads & highways
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Chemical spills
Contamination
Data analysis
Dehydration (Physiology)
Explosions
Gas transmission industry
Housing prices
Hydraulic fracturing
Methods
Natural gas
Neighborhoods
Oil wells
Petroleum refineries
Prices and rates
Public hearings
Real estate appraisers
Roads & highways
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