An actuarial model of rehabilitation versus new construction of housing

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Johnstone, I.M

Language: English Series: Journal of Property Finance ; 6(3) October 1995, 7-26(20)Publication details: 1995Subject(s):

Summary: Considers the costs involved in rehabilitating existing dwellings of various ages for social housing. The study provides a cost ratio model, loss data, estimations and at what point new construction becomes the better option. Graphs. Tables. Formulae. References. New Zealand data.

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Considers the costs involved in rehabilitating existing dwellings of various ages for social housing. The study provides a cost ratio model, loss data, estimations and at what point new construction becomes the better option. Graphs. Tables. Formulae. References. New Zealand data.

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