ECONOMIC OBSOLESCENCE FROM EVOLVING HOUSING EQUIPMENT

From housing to human settlements Evolving PErsPEctivEs

UK Housing and Planning Policies : the evidence from economic research

• In 2014, UK house prices per square metre were the second highest in the world (topped only by Monaco), with especially high valuations in London and the South East. New houses are about 40% smaller than in similarly densely populated European countries. • Over the last 40 years, house price growth in the UK has been faster than in any other OECD country and has far outstripped earnings growt...

Economic Performance Of Housing Sector In Iran

Sustainable Housing Techno-Economic Feasibility Application

The high prices currently achieved in the acquisition of nonrenewable energy for electricity production and the low levels of energy efficiency in the housing sector are the national situation, which leads the Portuguese government to encourage the acquisition, the installation and the use of technologies which exploit indigenous and renewable energy. This study presents an application that was...

Optimal obsolescence