Valuing Vegetation in an Urban Watershed

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Valuing Vegetation in an Urban Watershed Jonathan Kadish Pomona College Noelwah R. Netusil Reed College July 1, 2009

Study Area: Multnomah County within Metro s Jurisdiction Columbia River N NE 0 1 2 4 Miles Willamette River NW SW Lake Oswego Portland SE Outer Northeast Gresham Multnomah County Metro Jurisdiction Boundary

Study Area Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge Portland, Oregon

Study Area Regional Government (Metro) Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge Portland, Oregon

Study Area Regional Government (Metro) Urban growth boundary Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge Portland, Oregon

Study Area Regional Government (Metro) Urban growth boundary Combined sewer system Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge Portland, Oregon

Study Area Regional Government (Metro) Urban growth boundary Combined sewer system Eight months of rain Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge Portland, Oregon

Study Area Regional Government (Metro) Urban growth boundary Combined sewer system Eight months of rain Water quality Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge Portland, Oregon

Study Area Regional Government (Metro) Urban growth boundary Combined sewer system Eight months of rain Water quality Combined Sewer Overflow Projects Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge Portland, Oregon

Study Area Regional Government (Metro) Urban growth boundary Combined sewer system Eight months of rain Water quality Combined Sewer Overflow Projects New focus on residential properties Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge Portland, Oregon

Research Questions

Research Questions Is there a relationship between the sale price of single-family residential properties and land cover types?

Research Questions Is there a relationship between the sale price of single-family residential properties and land cover types? Do different land cover types on a property have a different effect on its sale price?

Research Questions Is there a relationship between the sale price of single-family residential properties and land cover types? Do different land cover types on a property have a different effect on its sale price? Does land cover on surrounding properties have an effect on a property s sale price?

Previous Research Trees and Tree Canopy Anderson and Cordell (1988) Donovan and Butry (2009) Netusil et al. (forthcoming) Vegetation Des Rosiers et al. (2002) Kestens et al. (2004) Mansfield et al. (2005)

Property Data Variable Real Sale Price (2007 dollars) Lot Square Footage Building Square Footage Mean Standard Deviation Minimum Maximum $310,121 $190,816 $53,135 $4,349,733 7,718 19,378 808 1,751,131 1,933 869 360 35,680 Age 53.4 31.77 0 137

Land Cover Data: On-Property High Structure Vegetation Low Structure Vegetation Impervious Area Mean Standard Deviation Minimum Maximum 26.08% 22.13% 0 100% 29.67% 19.18% 0 100% 44.24% 19.60% 0 100% Open Water 0.01% 0.57% 0 72.61%

On-Property Land Cover High Structure Low Structure Impervious Property 1 84.77% 0% 15.23% Property 2 26.07% 29.66% 44.26% Property 3 0% 61.01% 38.99%

Buffers High Structure Low Structure Impervious 200 foot 36.83% 17.45% 45.72% 200 foot1/4 mile 57.33% 16.64% 26.04% 1/4 mile1/2 mile 46.08% 23.46% 30.46%

Land Cover: Within 200 Feet Mean Standard Deviation Minimum Maximum High Structure Vegetation Low Structure Vegetation Impervious Area 25.59% 14.58% 0 99.91% 28.23% 10.33% 0 90.19% 46.09% 13.22% 0 96.64% Open Water 0.09% 1.53% 0 67.71%

Model 42,722 single-family residential transactions January 1, 2005-December 31, 2007 Semi-log specification A priori expectations about water and vegetation variables Impervious surface is the excluded category

Results: On Property Variable Name High Structure Vegetation High Structure Vegetation Squared Low Structure Vegetation Low Structure Vegetation Squared Open Water Impervious Surface is the excluded category Estimated Coefficients (robust standard errors) 0.0896*** (0.0169) -0.143*** (0.0224) 0.0422* (0.0224) -0.105*** (0.0332) -0.333 (0.316) ***p< 0.01, **p< 0.05, *p<0.1

Calculations

Calculations 31.33%: Amount of on-property high structure vegetation that maximizes sale price

Calculations 31.33%: Amount of on-property high structure vegetation that maximizes sale price 26.08%: Average for properties in our study

Calculations 31.33%: Amount of on-property high structure vegetation that maximizes sale price 26.08%: Average for properties in our study Estimated increase in sale price of $122

Calculations 31.33%: Amount of on-property high structure vegetation that maximizes sale price 26.08%: Average for properties in our study Estimated increase in sale price of $122 Present discounted cost: $230+

Calculations 31.33%: Amount of on-property high structure vegetation that maximizes sale price 26.08%: Average for properties in our study Estimated increase in sale price of $122 Present discounted cost: $230+ Private benefits < private costs

Results: Within 200 Feet Variable Name High Structure Vegetation High Structure Vegetation Squared Low Structure Vegetation Low Structure Vegetation Squared Open Water Impervious Surface is the excluded category Estimated Coefficients (robust standard errors) 0.138*** (0.0332) 0.0224 (0.0509) 0.350*** (0.0576) -0.342*** (0.0872) 0.932*** (0.148) ***p< 0.01, **p< 0.05, *p<0.1

Results: 200 Feet to 1/4 Mile Variable Name High Structure Vegetation High Structure Vegetation Squared Low Structure Vegetation Low Structure Vegetation Squared Open Water Impervious Surface is the excluded category Estimated Coefficients (robust standard errors) 0.374*** (0.0536) -0.0329 (0.0792) 0.392*** (0.104) -0.315*** (0.0885) 0.315*** (0.0885) ***p< 0.01, **p< 0.05, *p<0.1

Results: 1/4 Mile to 1/2 Mile Variable Name High Structure Vegetation High Structure Vegetation Squared Low Structure Vegetation Low Structure Vegetation Squared Open Water Impervious Surface is the excluded category Estimated Coefficients (robust standard errors) 0.556*** (0.0584) -0.298*** (0.0846) 0.812*** (0.112) -0.683*** (0.173) 0.479*** (0.046) ***p< 0.01, **p< 0.05, *p<0.1

Results Real Sale Price High Structure Vegetation: on property & 1/2-mile buffer Low Structure Vegetation: all areas Real Sale Price Water: on property Real Sale Price High Structure Vegetation: 200 foot & 1/4-mile buffers Real Sale Price Water: 200 foot, 1/4 mile and 1/2 mile buffers

Overall Benefits Increase in high structure vegetation in surrounding buffers also has a positive effect on sale price Per-acre benefit is largest for increasing on-property high structure vegetation Other benefits may not be included in our estimates: water flow, water quality, carbon sequestration, air quality, aesthetics, wildlife habitat, etc.

Policies 35%-40%: Target tree canopy for residential areas set in Portland s Urban Forest Action Plan Incentive programs: Clean River Rewards, Ecoroof grant program, etc. Tax incentives: proposed riparian and upland tax credits Education: Portland Stormwater Marketplace

Questions? Jonathan Kadish Pomona College jonathan.kadish@gmail.com Noelwah R. Netusil Reed College netusil@reed.edu Thanks to: Niko Drake-McLaughlin Caleb Fassett Lori Hennings Justin Houk Roberta Jortner Seth Kadish Gary Odenthal Claire Puchy Matt Summers Schultz Environmental Studies Award, Pomona College

High Structure Low Structure Impervious Property 1 84.77% 0% 15.23% Property 2 26.07% 29.66% 44.26% Property 3 0% 61.01% 38.99%