Forecasting Land Use Activities 6 - Modeling Real Estate Demand

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Description
We are very excited to be bringing you a new eight-part webinar series on Forecasting Land Use Activities. This webinar series will be an update to the popular one-day seminar from several years ago. The sixth webinar in the Land Use Forecasting Webinar series provides a more in-depth exploration of the land use modeling process, focusing on the real estate market from the demand side. It will examine employment location and household location through the use of multinomial logit models, and provide a detailed exploration of the specification and estimation of location choice models. Model development will be demonstrated with a zone-level configuration, and a parcel-level configuration, allowing comparison of the two approaches. The model specification and estimation will use the Open Platform for Urban Simulation.

Presenters
Paul Waddell, University of California Berkeley

TMIP Online Event
Forecasting Land Use Activities 6 - Modeling Real Estate Demand

Item Type
Recorded Webinar

Related Items
Forecasting Land Use Activities 1 - The Evolving State of the Practice
Forecasting Land Use Activities 2 - Land Use Theory and Data
Forecasting Land Use Activities 3 - I-PLACES - Scenario Planning and Visioning
Forecasting Land Use Activities 4 - PECAS - Spatial Input-Output Frameworks
Forecasting Land Use Activities 5 - UrbanSim - A Dynamic Microsimulation Framework
Forecasting Land Use Activities 7 - Modeling Real Estate Supply

TMIP Subject Categories
Land use