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environmental stigma: a standalone construct

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Real estate

a lasting loss in property values near a contaminated or hazardous site, and the question of whether prices recover after cleanup.

In real estate, environmental stigma refers to a lasting loss in property values near a contaminated or hazardous site, and the question of whether prices recover after cleanup. This meaning comes from Dale (1999) in Land Economics.[1]

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References

Dale, L., Murdoch, J. C., Thayer, M. A., & Waddell, P. A. (1999). Do Property Values Rebound from Environmental Stigmas? Evidence from Dallas. Land Economics, 75(2), 311. https://doi.org/10.2307/3147013

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