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Regression Analysis for GLA

cushie0105

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Certified Residential Appraiser
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Pennsylvania
Is it possible to extract an adjustment from the market for the GLA $ per sqft adjustment? I notice I can’t extract GLA or garages for some reason.

Is there a trick to extracting the GLA adjustment?
 
Graph Sale Price (vertical axis) and GLA (horizontal axis) in Excel, then add best fit line.

How are you trying garage stalls?
 
For garages I do township wide jonlakefronts 1500-3000 sf. Then get the average for no garage. Then get the average for 1 car then 2 car.

Everytime I do it I get a $25,000 difference
 
Graph Sale Price (vertical axis) and GLA (horizontal axis) in Excel, then add best fit line.
Yes, but instead of sale price, use the adjusted sale price on the y-axis.
After all other adjustments are made, use the ASP.
 
The actual 'adjustment' (if you're doing a bivariate regression) would be the number attached to the 'x' in the best fit equation. Remember that the equation for a line is Y = mX + B, where B is the Y intercept when x = $0 (for obvious reasons). Let's say your line equation is: y = $100,000 + $102.3x. The actual adjustment factor, then, would be $102.3.
 
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