In the master's thesis, statistical analysis of sales prices per m2 of vacant construction land, where it is or will be possible to build a building, and are partially serviced or are not serviced, and their area is smaller or equals to 2.500 m2, i.e. on the level of local communities and statistical regions for the period from January 2007 to December 2014, is performed. The amount of traffic with vacant construction land by years (2007 – 2015) for the entire country and on the level of statistical regions is presented. We compared local communities with regards to the number of transactions with vacant construction land in the period from January 2007 to June 2015, i.e. trends of the number of transactions by individual local communities within individual statistical region. Great differences between local communities are noticeable, for these are differently big and developed, which influences the offer and demand. Among the local communities, City Municipality of Ljubljana ranks first in the number of sales. T-test for two independent samples on the level of local communities is also performed. Classification of local communities into groups with regards to the selected variables with Ward’s method of classification is presented for the selected local communities and statistical regions. We came to a conclusion that in most cases the same local communities and statistical regions are connected regardless of the period under consideration, only the distances are different. By comparison of the results of the T-test and Ward’s method, we ascertain that in both cases the same local communities are comparable. For the period from January 2011 to December 2014 the comparison of the average sales prices per m2 for all three developmental rates of vacant construction land is made for the selected local communities. Vacant construction land, where building can be built and are in possession of building permit, are problematic according to the number of transactions as well as according to the comparability with other two developmental rates of vacant construction land, for they were not sold under the highest average sales price per m2 in any of the local communities under consideration.
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