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Journal of Travel Research | 1996

The Influence of Natural Resource Characteristics on Property Value: A Case Study

William C. Gartner; Daniel E. Chappelle; T.C. Girard

The analysis and results discussed in this article were developed as part of a study of landed property and home owners (including seasonal homes) in three representative counties of Michigans northern lower peninsula. A model similar to the hedonic price method was used to isolate certain natural resource characteristics and detennine if property value fluctuated with respect to location. This study attempted to measure the intrinsic worth of ones property and relate it to the existence and location of certain natural resource characteristics. Although the study areas were heavily endowed with natural resources, making generalization to other areas problematic, the use of a hedonic price type model appears to show promise in identifying specific locations where accelerated development might occur if the seasonal home market enters a new growth cycle.


Journal of Property Research | 1988

Segmentation analysis of property ownership types in rural areas

William C. Gartner; Daniel E. Chappelle

Summary Extensive unplanned residential land settlement often leads to numerous environmental, economic and social problems. Problems affect local planning efforts as well as firms involved in the land development business. Policy that is effective in alleviating problems recognizes that certain land settlement types are to a greater or lesser degree associated with a specific problem. Identification of characteristics related to those types using market segmentation analysis, is the aim of this study. Land settlement types were identified as permanent home ownership, seasonal home ownership and property ownership with no home development (recreational lot). Results indicate that there is a great deal of exploitable differences between segments with relevance to firms engaged in land development, as well as policy makers concerned with problems associated with unplanned settlement practices.


Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing | 1993

Tourism market segmentation in Michigan's Upper Peninsula: a regional approach.

Bonnie Davis; Daniel E. Chappelle; Brenda Sternquist; Dawn T. Pysarchik


Impact Assessment | 1993

THE ROLE OF TRADE ESTIMATES IN MEASURING ECONOMIC IMPACTS: THE USDA FOREST SERVICE'S IMPLAN MODEL1

Larry Pedersen; Daniel E. Chappelle


Journal of Leisure Research | 1973

The Need for Outdoor Recreation: An Economic Conundrum?

Daniel E. Chappelle


The Journal of the Community Development Society | 2001

Tourism and Forest Products: Twin Resource Sectors For Effective Community Development in the Lake States

Henry H. Webster; Daniel E. Chappelle


General Technical Report - North Central Forest Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service | 1989

The economic impacts of Lake States forestry: an input-output study.

Larry Pedersen; Daniel E. Chappelle; David C. Lothner


Archive | 2007

Forest resources as part of the real economy : being part of the solution, not part of the problem.

Henry H. Webster; Daniel E. Chappelle; Perry R. Hagenstein; F. L. C. Reed


Archive | 2004

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT "Tourism and Forest Products: Twin Resource Sectors for Effective Community Development in the Lake States"

Henry H. Webster; Daniel E. Chappelle


Archive | 1998

Future of the national forests in an expanding service economy in an age of high federal debt : the states could do it better.

Daniel E. Chappelle; Henry H. Webster

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Bonnie Davis

Michigan State University

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T.C. Girard

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

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