2013•Applied Mechanics and MaterialsOpen access

Research on the Value and Comprehensive Development of Adjacent Land of Urban Rail Transit

Zhaoyu Li, Shi Chao Cao, Wei Su

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On the basis of the traffic cost model and the land value function model, this paper analyzes and reveals the interaction of the urban rail transit construction and the surrounding land price. It also illustrates the feasibility and the necessity of the comprehensive development of adjacent land of urban rail transit.

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On the basis of the traffic cost model and the land value function model, this paper analyzes and reveals the interaction of the urban rail transit construction and the surrounding land price. It also illustrates the feasibility and the necessity of the comprehensive development of adjacent land of urban rail transit.

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On the basis of the traffic cost model and the land value function model, this paper analyzes and reveals the interaction of the urban rail transit construction and the surrounding land price. It also illustrates the feasibility and the necessity of the comprehensive development of adjacent land of urban rail transit.

Key concepts: Urban rail transit, Rail transit, Urban rail, Land value, Transport engineering, Transit (satellite), Function (biology), Value (mathematics)

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