英文摘要 |
The sales comparison approach is one of three real estate approaches used to appraise property value. Since one must collect several comparables, the weighted average of comparables for sales comparison value is commonly derived using a mathematical formula. However, weights will not necessarily be supported by the market when derived using only a mathematical formula. After collecting 3,114 sales comparables with weights for each city and county in Taiwan, this study examines the correlation between weights and internal attributes of 3,114 sales comparables using the hedonic price model. Price, the proximity to transaction date, inside a neighborhood area, total gross adjustment (%), number of adjustments, and attributes of other comparables in one appraisal significantly impact the weights of comparables. The expected mean absolute percentage error (MAPE) and Hit rate criteria are met after forecasting 10% validation samples modeled by 90% of randomly surveyed samples. |