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Beim wirtschaftlichen Umgang mit Immobilien treten eine Reihe von Fragen auf, deren Beantwortung essentiell ist. Einige wichtige Beispiele sind:

  • Wie viel ist diese Immobilie wert?

  • Um welchen Betrag kann ich den Wert der Immobilie durch eine bestimmte Bau- oder Sanierungsmaßnahme erhöhen?

  • Welchen Wert wird eine geplante Immobilie nach der Fertigstellung haben?

  • Wie groß ist die Chance, dass der Wert der Immobilie über einem bestimmten Schwellwert liegt?

  • Wie groß ist die Gefahr, dass der Wert der Immobilie unter einem bestimmten Schwellwert liegt?

  • Wie groß ist die Chance, dass der Wert der Immobilie zwischen zwei Schwellwerten liegt?

  • Zwischen welcher Ober- und Untergrenze liegt der Wert der Immobilie mit einer 90 prozentigen Chance?

  • Liegen meine Preisvorstellungen für meine Immobilie über oder unter dem Durchschnittspreis für vergleichbare Immobilien?

Die fundierte Beantwortung dieser Fragen ist schwierig.

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Maier, G., Herath, S. (2015). Einleitung. In: Immobilienbewertung mit hedonischen Preismodellen. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-02862-6_1

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