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    A Comparison of Housing Prices Calculated Through Floor Premium and Housing Prices Calculated Through Valuation Reports
    (Ieee, 2017) Alas, Birol
    When it comes to housing pricing, particularly when housing estates are concerned, determining price differences based on varying features is an important aspect. In practice, floor premiums are calculated via a selection of methods and reflected in prices. In this study, parameters thought to influence housing prices have been weighted to find out the prices of all available apartments in a housing estate, the total cost of the project being unchanged, and these prices have been compared to those derived through evaluation reports. Analyses show that there is a significant difference between the prices of apartments when calculated through floor premiums and those of apartments when established as a result of an evaluation report.
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    Impact of pipelines on land use in rural areas in Turkey
    (Springer international Publishing Ag, 2016) Alas, Birol
    This paper examines whether the parcelization of land through easement as a result of the construction of pipelines in rural areas in Turkey has any negative effects on productive land use. The current legislation in Turkey does not allow the division of land in most rural areas into parcels smaller than 5000 m(2). Therefore, the smallest parcel that can be productively used was considered as 5000 m(2). On the basis of the analysis of the data pertaining to the easement rights having two different widths and collected from three different regions having different parcel sizes, the research aims to find out the number of parcels with an area less than 5000 m(2) (excluding the easement) that were created by the construction of pipelines and to investigate whether a significant number of areas less than 5000 m(2) remain. This study also demonstrates a method that can be used in studies on this subject according to the various parcel sizes that were created by the allotment of parcels due to the easement of the construction of pipelines.