Real estate market segmentation for chosen ground immobility of urban-rural municipalities district of Krakow

Attempts to analyze real estate markets forcing classical methods, which narrow the area of research and standardization of variables, inter alia, limited territorial coverage. The paper presents a segmentation of the land immobility market at selected areas of urban-rural, that deliberately was chosen so, as not to create homogeneous cluster. To this end, the model regression trees (C&RT) was chosen, which allows you to combine qualitative and quantitative attributes, and thus-far overlooked features include, without assigning them values. The result a scheme that allows to assess the value of real estate transaction price including attributes such as "Community" or "City" was prepared.     ...

Analysis of selected accommodation conditions at agritourism farms based on the method of classification trees

A comparative analysis, using the classification tree method, of typically agritourism and agriculturally inactive farms has been conducted in this paper. An interview questionnaire, carried out on 78 farms, has been applied as a research tool.According to the research, typically agritourism farms evaluated the quality of their own services more positively. However, these factors did not influence the improvement of offer standards. Perhaps they had to invest more often in the development of farms rather than focus on improving the sanitary and hygiene infrastructure. The residential buildings may have not been adapted to undergo redevelopment in that respect.Agriculturally inactive households rarely broadened their knowledge in order to improve accommodation conditions. They had higher standards regardless of the level of hosts' qualifications. Presumably, hosts who focus mainly on agritourism are more likely to improve accommodation conditions. They basically do not have to pay expenses that would be incurred by agricultural activity.The application of the classification tree method has allowed to observe that high self-evaluation of services provided does not always have to result in better sanitary equipment of rooms or possession of living rooms. The method has made it possible to present the examined factors in a simple graphical manner, thus ...