CLARIFICATION OF METHODICAL APPROACHES TO THE EVALUATION OF NON-AGRICULTURAL LAND COST

Authors

  • V. M. Budzyak

Abstract

The accelerated development of market relations in the non-agricultural field in Ukraine revealed many problems and defects. In particular, today the majority of real estate transactions and, above all, transactions with the non-agricultural land, are, at least, subjective, if not speculative.

Presently existing approaches to a normative and expert money estimation of non-agricultural land also need a definite improvement. In the majority of cases, these methodical approaches do not take into account all the factors of formation of objective or normative value of land of different purpose. In turn, all this inhibits the processes of the effective usage and management of non-agricultural land.

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No. 181 (2013): Частина 4 (англ)

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