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Land use, price changes and speculation on the urban fringe : an intertemporal case study in the Kamloops area, B.C
1971
The established trend of increasing raw land values, combined with a forecast of this pattern to continue, is both reinforcing and perpetuating general opinions with respect to the causes of the unit price increase of raw land. Specifically, the stigma attached to the term "land speculation" is rapidly increasing. The existence of these circumstances makes it imperative to identify the motives initiating 'speculative activity' involving undeveloped land in order to either substantiate the basis
doi:10.14288/1.0102450
fatcat:h3swzcudkzd33gq5wabxx5gtzi