Locational Effect of GSM Mast on Neighbouring Residential Properties' Rental Values in Akure, Nigeria
作者： Michael Ayodele Olukolajo , Nnaemeka Bethel Ezeokoli , Matthew Taiwo Ogungbenro , None
DOI: 10.5901/AJIS.2013.V2N3P147
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摘要: This paper examined the response of rents from residential properties to siting Global System for Mobile (GSM) Communications’ masts in various zones Akure town. The study employed survey approach order understand relationship that exists between location GSM and rental values offered on proximate within a 300 metres radius masts. town was divided into high, medium Low density zone; three were selected each study. In all, total 180 questionnaires administered residents 139 (77.22%) retrieved good analysis. Regression analysis determine causal effect mast neighbouring area. findings revealed has no significant high Akure. is attributable fact demand generally very are left without much choice due attendant rent charged existing properties. However, there positive low zone. There need Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) follow global trends new about health implication base stations around neighbourhood ensure international standard safety strictly adhered by operators Nigeria. DOI: 10.5901/ajis.2013.v2n3p147
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