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Upzoning and land value

Auckland's price response depended on how much extra capacity a site gained.

Expected appreciation declines with intensity in the most permissive zones but is flatter in the single-house zone.

REDRAWN FROM STUDY DATAFigure 2 · Price appreciation by zoning intensity
Figure 2 · Price appreciation by zoning intensityExpected appreciation declines with intensity in the most permissive zones but is flatter in the single-house zone. Values digitized from Figure 2 in the archived publication; minor reading error is possible.0%4%8%12%Expected annual appreciation (%)Redevelopment intensityTerrace housing zoneMixed housing urbanMixed housing suburbanSingle-house zone00.511.522.53
Figure 2 · Price appreciation by zoning intensity. Values digitized from Figure 2 in the archived publication; minor reading error is possible.
Redevelopment intensityTerrace housing zoneMixed housing urbanMixed housing suburbanSingle-house zone
010864
0.58.575.54
17654
1.55.554.53.9
24443.9
2.52.533.53.8
31233.8

Source: Greenaway-McGrevy, Pacheco & Sorensen (2021) · Figure 2; PDF p. 12

Data: Values digitized from Figure 2 in the archived publication; minor reading error is possible.

Keep in mind: This is an early land-price response, not a rent effect; redevelopment potential can be capitalized into land values.

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Auckland's price response depended on how much extra capacity a site gained.

Expected appreciation declines with intensity in the most permissive zones but is flatter in the single-house zone.

Source
Greenaway-McGrevy, Pacheco & Sorensen (2021)
Figure
Figure 2 · Price appreciation by zoning intensity · Figure 2; PDF p. 12
Redraw data
Values digitized from Figure 2 in the archived publication; minor reading error is possible.
Keep in mind
This is an early land-price response, not a rent effect; redevelopment potential can be capitalized into land values.
View values used in redraw
Values used to redraw Figure 2 · Price appreciation by zoning intensity
Redevelopment intensityTerrace housing zoneMixed housing urbanMixed housing suburbanSingle-house zone
010864
0.58.575.54
17654
1.55.554.53.9
24443.9
2.52.533.53.8
31233.8
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