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Repair and Renovation Reserve as a Tool of Commonhold Repair and Renovation Policies in Residential Properties Co-owned by Local Councils in Poland
Marcelina Zapotoczna
Joanna Cymerman
Abstract
The article discusses the repair and renovation funds as a tool of commonhold repair and renovation policies in residential properties co-owned by Polish local councils (commons). The authors made an attempt to discriminate features of 202 commonholds and form their homogenous groups in order to prove that there was a correlation between the commune’s share in a divided co-property and the commonholds’ repair and renovation policies. The discrimination was based on selected variables and conducted by means of six methods of discriminant analysis. The study covered commonholds co-owned by the commune of Olsztyn which were managed by a community partnership from 2007 to 2011.
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repair and renovation reserve, commonhold, commune, discriminant analysis, commonhold groupingMost read articles by the same author(s)
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