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suitability analysis for Canadian second home owners in Cattaraugus County

suitability analysis for Canadian second home owners in Cattaraugus County. Jajean Rose-Burney Prabhat Dahal April 28, 2007. Introduction. Preference Based Suitability Analysis Hypothesis: Canadian second homeowners have different location preferences than non-Canadian second home owners

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suitability analysis for Canadian second home owners in Cattaraugus County

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  1. suitability analysis for Canadian second home owners in Cattaraugus County Jajean Rose-Burney Prabhat Dahal April 28, 2007

  2. Introduction • Preference Based Suitability Analysis • Hypothesis: Canadian second homeowners have different location preferences than non-Canadian second home owners • This analysis can benefit planners, developers, and real estate businesses

  3. Background • Cattaraugus County • Tourism economy and recreational second homes

  4. Criteria • Six criteria were used in this analysis • Preferences were determined by comparing the attributes of both groups of second homes

  5. Methodology • Measuring second homes

  6. Methodology • Creating grids • Distance to Ellicottville and other cities/villages • Densities of second homes • View of ski resorts • Neighborhood home values • Neighborhood land values • Road access

  7. Methodology • Canadian • Non-Canadian

  8. Findings • Differences exist between Canadian and non-Canadian second home location preferences • The most suitable location for Canadian second homes are concentrated around the Ellicottville • Suitable locations for non-Canadian second homes are scattered throughout the County

  9. Tools and Planning Application • Useful for planners to determine best and worst locations for any land use • Limitations come from limited data • Data was based on existing conditions that may not reflect future preferences • Weighting process can allow for bias

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