Hedonic pricing models
Hedonic models are often used to produce appraisals or valuations of properties, given their chacteristics (e.g. size of dwelling, number of bedrooms, location, number of bathroom, etc). In these models, the coefficient estimates represent 'prcie of the characteristics'.
One such application of hedonic pricing model is given by Des Rosiers and Therialt (1996), who consider the effect of various amenities on rental values for buildings and apartment in 5 sub-markets in the Quebec area of Canada.
Reference: Introductory econometrics for finance/ Chris Brooks.