title: Real estate market and building energy performance: Data for a mass appraisal approach.
abstract: Mass appraisal is widely considered an advanced frontier in the real estate valuation field. Performing mass appraisal entails the need to get access to base information conveyed by a large amount of transactions, such as prices and property features. Due to the lack of transparency of many Italian real estate market segments, our survey has been addressed to gather data from residential property advertisements. The dataset specifically focuses on property offer prices and dwelling energy efficiency. The latter refers to the label expressed and exhibited by the energy performance certificate. Moreover, data are georeferenced with the highest possible accuracy: at the neighborhood level for a 76.8% of cases, at street or building number level for the remaining 23.2%. Data are related to the analysis performed in Bonifaci and Copiello [1], about the relationship between house prices and building energy performance, that is to say, the willingness to pay in order to benefit from more efficient dwellings.
authors.affiliation: University IUAV of Venice, Italy.
authors.forename: Pietro
authors.initials: P
authors.lastname: Bonifaci
authors.affiliation: University IUAV of Venice, Italy.
authors.forename: Sergio
authors.initials: S
authors.lastname: Copiello
keywords: Building energy performance; Energy efficiency; Hedonic price; Mass appraisal; Real estate market