Evaluation of Value Capture Strategies for Public Private Partnership Projects in Railway System Projects to be Built in Istanbul City
Abstract
For urban rail lines, there is a need for resources at all stages such as planning, construction and operation. In financing these structures with large budgets and requiring specialized construction, it is possible to implement not only the use of state resources but also many models of Public-Private Partnership (PPP). This method, which can be called alternative financing, will make a significant contribution to the realization of investment auctions and will also contribute to the rapid commissioning / finalization of investments. This model has been tried many times in the world and it has been evaluated that it will be more successful for all the types of the metro (cable car, light subway, monorail, street tram which can be called as a relatively light subway investment. For rail lines when alternative financing is required, it would be appropriate to increase the diversity of income items in feasibility reports. In this context, in addition to travel revenues, real estate value tax, Tax credit financing, goodwill and real estate development partnership can provide income. Real estate prices increase in the area where rail system investment is made and this situation is used as a direct marketing tool by construction companies. On the other hand, in cases where Station structures have to be constructed outside the public area, the cost of expropriation for the project is increasing and financing needs are increasing. For the transportation investment projects carried out as Public-Private Partnership Project (PPP), the use of value increase strategies other than passenger revenues will be beneficial in terms of financing. The demographic and geographic features of the project will be decisive in the determination of the Value Capture Strategies (VCS) to be used. Within the scope of this project; VCS strategies were evaluated in PPP models by using analytical hierarchy process (AHP) with expert opinion in rail system projects to be carried out in Istanbul.
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Primary Language
English
Subjects
Engineering
Journal Section
Research Article
Authors
Hakan İnaç
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Marmara University, Engineering Management Science
Türkiye
Cem Çağrı Dönmez
Marmara University, Department of Industrial Engineering,
Türkiye
Publication Date
September 30, 2018
Submission Date
February 19, 2018
Acceptance Date
August 8, 2018
Published in Issue
Year 2018 Volume: 30 Number: 3
Cited By
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https://doi.org/10.38016/jista.933005