Real Estate News Blog March Archive

A new yardstick for judging quality of life: the airport

By Art C Ryter at 03/02/07 16:14

Suggests that you can tell much about a city by the airport’s layout and “feel.” This evaluation is predominant in places like Singapore, Japan, and others where organization and efficiency are important. The theory also relates to how real estate valuation and “livability” is also reflected in the basis of the infrastructure. A brief three stop survey found Tokyo, Japan to have a higher quality of life than New York or London. Makes you think about shorthand valuations of cities in Central or South America.

Original source: International Herald Tribune. A new yardstick for judging quality of life: the airport