We construct a comprehensive, publicly available meta-dataset based on 36 hedonic
studies that examine the effects of water quality on housing values in the United States. The …

We conduct a meta-analysis using a comprehensive review of studies that examine the
effects of water quality improvements on waterfront and non-waterfront housing values …

This study provides step‐by‐step guidance for practitioners and local stakeholders on how
to use existing study results to conduct benefit transfer (BT), and ultimately make informed …

High-quality water resources provide a wide range of benefits, but the value of water quality
is often not fully represented in environmental policy decisions, due in large part to an …

Using home sales data for 10 years and four sites in Maine (USA), we estimate marginal
willingness to pay (WTP) for river proximity and present a criterion-validity test of the use of …

Water sensitive practices can improve water quality and city livability, but the extent to which
these practices improve the welfare of residents is not well researched. We contribute to …

This study quantitatively reviews the hedonic literature examining surface water quality to
assess how attributes of the commodity, housing market, and methodological choices lead …

Water quality regulation continues to be controversial, as demonstrated by recent litigation
between the US Environmental Protection Agency and the state of Florida over nutrient …

We use hedonic techniques to measure the impact of improved water quality on inland real
estate values. By considering a unique natural experiment setting where consistent and …

Meta-regression models are commonly used within benefit transfer to estimate willingness to
pay (WTP) for environmental quality improvements. Theory suggests that these estimates …