Hypothesis one.
We consider the price of houses to be higher if the house has had a larger surface measured in sq. ft.
A correlation study can help in investigating if this is true.Hypothesis Two.
We consider that the houses with the same util surface measured in sq. ft. but built more recently has had a higher price then a older built home.
A correlation study can help in investigating if this is true.Hypothesis Three.
We consider that the houses with the same util surface measured in sq. ft. built in a recent year but remodeled recently has had a higher price then a house built in the same year but not remodeled.
A correlation study can help in investigating if this is true.Hypothesis Four.
We consider that a house with similar sq. ft., but with a higher quality of materials and condition scores might have had a higher sales price.
A correlation study can help in investigating if this is true.
Hypothesis one. We consider the price of houses to be higher if the house has had a larger surface measured in sq. ft. A correlation study can help in investigating if this is true. Hypothesis Two. We consider that the houses with the same util surface measured in sq. ft. but built more recently has had a higher price then a older built home. A correlation study can help in investigating if this is true. Hypothesis Three. We consider that the houses with the same util surface measured in sq. ft. built in a recent year but remodeled recently has had a higher price then a house built in the same year but not remodeled. A correlation study can help in investigating if this is true. Hypothesis Four. We consider that a house with similar sq. ft., but with a higher quality of materials and condition scores might have had a higher sales price. A correlation study can help in investigating if this is true.