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THE PROXIMATE PRINCIPLE: IMPACT OF PARKS ON PROPERTY VALUE

John L. Crompton (2008). Evolution and Implications of a Paradigm Shift in the Marketing of Leisure Services in the U.S. Leisure Studies, 27(2), 181-205. (Full Text)

William J. Boswell & John L. Crompton (2007). A City’s Strategy to Fund a Golf Course by Developing Homes on Proximate Property. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration 25(1), 115-127. (Full Text)

Sarah Nicholls & John L. Crompton (2007). The Impact of a Golf Course on Residential Property Values. Journal of Sport Management 21, 555-570. (Full Text)

John L. Crompton (2007). The Role of the Proximate Principle in the Emergence of Urban Parks in the United Kingdom and in the United States. Leisure Studies 26(2), 213-234. (Full Text)

John L. Crompton (2006). The Genesis of the Proximate Principle in the Development of Urban Parks in England. Annals of Leisure Research 9(4), 214-244. (Full Text)

John L. Crompton & Sarah Nicholls (2006). An Assessment of Tax Revenues Generated by Homes Proximate to a Greenway. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration 24(3), 103-108. (Full Text)

John L. Crompton (2005). The Impact of Parks on Property Values: Empirical Evidence from the Past Two Decades in the United States. Leisure Management 10, 203-218. (Full Text)

Sarah Nicholls & John L. Crompton (2005). The Impact of Greenways on Property Values: Evidence from Austin, Texas. Journal of Leisure Research 37(3), 321-341. (Full Text)

Sarah Nicholls & John L. Crompton. (2005). Impacts of Regional Parks on Property Values in Texas. Journal of Park and Recreation Management Administration 23(2), 87-108. (Full Text)

Sarah Nicholls & John L. Crompton. (2005). Why do People Choose to live in Golf Course Communities? Journal of Park and Recreation Administration 23(1), 37-52. (Full Text)

John L. Crompton (2001). The Impact of Parks on Property Values: A Review of the Empirical Evidence. Journal of Leisure Research 33(1),1-31. (Full Text)

John L. Crompton (2001). Perceptions of How the Presence of Greenway Trails Affects the Value of Proximate Properties. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration,19(3), 33-51. (Full Text)

John L. Crompton (2000). Designing Golf Courses to Optimize Proximate Property Values. Managing Leisure: An International Journal, 5(4), 192-199. (Full Text)

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