| 英文摘要 |
This study employs the data from 3,905 house transactions near the RedLine of the Taipei subway system, during 2004 to 2007 to examine the impact ofsubway system on metropolitan housing prices in different locations. We classifylocations of the samples into CBD, CBD fringe, and suburbs in the metropolitanarea, and then divide the distance to subway stations into station area, nearstation area, and non-station area. The empirical results reveal severalinteresting findings. Firstly, housing prices of the station area increasesignificantly by NT$ 440,000 and 1,090,000 respectively, compared to the nearstation area and non-station area of all the samples. Secondly, the impacts ofsubway stations on housing prices among station area, near station area, andnon-station area are different, and the impact scale of suburb stations arefurther than CBD and CBD fringe. Finally, housing price appreciation rates inCBD are much higher than CBD fringe and suburbs during the real estatemarket recovery period. However, housing price appreciation rates are notsignificant among station area, near station area, and non-station area nomatter whether in CBD, CBD fringe, or suburb stations. |