The relationship between window views and property values has long been significant in real estate valuation. This review explores the relationship between window views and property values, synthesizing literature across urban and regional contexts. It highlights gaps such as limited research on non-residential (office) properties and daylighting access in office spaces while comparing methodologies for effectiveness. Relevant articles were retrieved using targeted keywords. The findings reveal that certain view elements are linked to price premiums, though the exact value varies by region and cultural preferences. A dedicated section emphasizes the added value of daylighting in various contexts. The review concludes by calling for more research on office properties and daylighting access in these spaces.
Reassessing the value of window views: A review of price premiums across view variables
Jamil, M
;Ciampi, G;Scorpio, M;Sibilio, S
2025
Abstract
The relationship between window views and property values has long been significant in real estate valuation. This review explores the relationship between window views and property values, synthesizing literature across urban and regional contexts. It highlights gaps such as limited research on non-residential (office) properties and daylighting access in office spaces while comparing methodologies for effectiveness. Relevant articles were retrieved using targeted keywords. The findings reveal that certain view elements are linked to price premiums, though the exact value varies by region and cultural preferences. A dedicated section emphasizes the added value of daylighting in various contexts. The review concludes by calling for more research on office properties and daylighting access in these spaces.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
