Cities are hotspots of anthropogenic activity and consumption. Thus, the consumption-based
carbon footprints of their residents are pronounced. However, the beneficial climate impacts …

The green wall is an engineered technology for stormwater management and climate
change mitigation at the urban level. At the building scale, these energy efficiency measures …

Vertical greening systems can be used as a mean to improve the environmental conditions
of dense urban areas. Several researches have proved the environmental benefits of green …

Urban green spaces have important amenity values that include provision of leisure
opportunities and aesthetic enjoyment. However, most of these values lack a market price …

Growing evidence is showing that across North American cities, underprivileged populations
and racial and/or visible groups have disproportionally less access to vegetation than …

We use a hedonic price model to simultaneously estimate the effects of street trees on the
sales price and the time-on-market (TOM) of houses in Portland, Oregon. On average, street …

This paper presents spatially explicit analyses of the greenspace contribution to residential
property values in a hedonic model. The paper utilizes data from the housing market near …

While urban parks are generally considered to be a positive amenity, past research
suggests that some parks are perceived as a neighborhood liability. Using hedonic analysis …

We analyze 20,660 transactions of single family detached houses sold in 2003 and 2004 in
the city of Los Angeles, CA, to estimate the value of urban trees, irrigated grass, and non …

This paper examines predictors of vegetative cover on private lands in Baltimore, Maryland.
Using high-resolution spatial data, we generated two measures:“possible stewardship,” …