Housing choice behavior of urban workers in China's transition to a housing market

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Issues regarding the intention to buy commodity housing by Chinese urban workers are discussed. A survey shows this intention to be sensitive to various incentives and the access to publicly subsidized housing is at least as important as the affordability of commodity housing in discouraging private home ownership.

Analysis, Housing policy, Privatization, Public participation, Privatization (Business)

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Site density restrictions: measurement and empirical analysis

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This article evaluates how restrictions on the density of development sites effects land use regulations, by presenting a model which identifies the ratio of building space to lot area. The affects of land prices on redevelopment sites in Shanghai, China's emerging real estate market are measured.

Statistical Data Included, Interpretation and construction, Industrial sites, Laws, regulations and rules, Measurement, Land use, Contractors, Building law, Building codes

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Housing-choice hindrances and urban spatial structure: evidence from matched location and location-preference data in Chinese cities

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A study examines a liberalized housing market and the impact of government funding for housing in Chinese cities.

Government expenditures, Residential Buildings, Residential Building Construction, Commodity & service prices, Housing incl Mobile Homes, Residential construction, Prices and rates, Housing, Dwellings, House construction, Company pricing policy, Government finance

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