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Market Summary Market Composition Market Asking Price Distribution Property Matching Market Comparison Geographic Price / m² Comparison Comparative Price / m² Discovery Property Configuration Frequency Price / m² Distribution Size → Price / m² Construction-to-Land → Price / m² User-Defined Cohort Price / m² Comparison Cross-Dimensional Analysis Property Price / m² Position User-Defined Comparable Cohort Construction Area-to-Property Area Asking-Price Relationship Ratio Weighted Price / m²What is this property's Price / m² when Property Area and Construction Area are weighted by their modeled asking-price relationships in the selected market?

Analysis

One subject · one reference market

What is this property's Price / m² when Property Area and Construction Area are weighted by their modeled asking-price relationships in the selected market?

Methodology

Weighted PPM2 = P / (L + rC) · r = βC / βL

L is exact Property Area; C is exact Construction Area. Every eligible reference observation uses the same established r with its own observed P, L and C. The percentiles describe this reference distribution; they are not a valuation interval.

One exact, bounded reference population establishes the fitted relationship ratio and the weighted distribution. The denominator is an analytical weighting, not physical or equivalent area. P is current asking price or monthly asking rent, normalized to CRC on the analytical date. This describes observed asking-price evidence, not property value, a recommended price or causal contributions.

P25, median and P75 use linear interpolation at (n−1)p. Position uses counts below plus half of ties, divided by n. The complete reference population is retained; there is no trimming, extrapolation, automatic broadening or alternative weighting.

Weighting is cohort-specific and observational: Weighted uses one linear asking-price model with an intercept, HC3 covariance, approximate nominal 75% Fieller inference, and its approved 25% interval and influence tolerances. Cross-source physical duplicates remain unresolved. Complete canonical acquisition does not prove complete real-market coverage. The reference distribution is descriptive, not a recommended range; ratio uncertainty is not propagated into Weighted Price / m².

TWUANIS REPORTS MARKET EVIDENCE. TWUANIS DOES NOT PRESCRIBE DECISIONS.

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