Beyond demographics: human value orientation as a predictor of heterogeneity in student housing preferences

Nijënstein, Sandra; Haans, Antal; Kemperman, Astrid; Borgers, Awj Aloys

doi:10.1007/s10901-014-9402-9

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“…Instead, most rent rooms in flats where they share facilities such as the kitchen and bathroom and have a bedroom to themselves. These shared flats are both clustered on or near university campuses and spread out over the whole city (Nij€ enstein et al, 2015;van Huijsduijnen et al, 2019).…”

Section: Student Housing In the Netherlandsmentioning

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‘We preferourDutch’: International students’ housing experiences in the Netherlands

Fang

Liempt

2020

Housing Studies

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This article investigates how international students find and maintain housing and what constraints they have to deal with in the process. It reveals how the interplay between personal characteristics and housing-market features shapes housing biographies and unequally disadvantages certain international students over others. Eighteen in-depth interviews with international students were conducted about the housing situation for them in Utrecht, a Dutch student city. Qualitative Content Analysis (QCA) of the interview data found that international students' housing biographies differ substantially, both in progression and outcomes. Despite some students successfully finding adequate housing, many described living involuntarily in conditions of stress, instability and insecurity and a number experienced progressively worsening housing conditions. The students ascribed their difficulties to discrimination and structural disadvantages on the housing market. In light of these findings, this article calls for a re-evaluation of the Dutch student housing system. ARTICLE HISTORY

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Section: Student Housing In the Netherlandsmentioning

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‘We preferourDutch’: International students’ housing experiences in the Netherlands

Fang

Liempt

2020

Housing Studies

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“…and travel time or distance to workplace, school, shops, etc. Other attributes considered include environmental characteristics of residential locations (air pollution, noise, flood risk) [37,[39][40][41][42], presence of private green spaces [43][44][45][46], presence of public green spaces [43,44,[47][48][49][50][51][52] and presence of natural or agricultural land [37,46,48]. In some cases, researchers have also considered urban, building, traffic and road, characteristics of the neighbourhood [40,43,44,48,50,51,[53][54][55][56], or its social and economic characteristics (income level, safety, school quality) [39,42,48,51,56].…”

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Landscapes and Services in Peri-Urban Areas and Choice of Housing Location: An Application of Discrete Choice Experiments

Torquati

Giacchè

Tempesta

2020

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The recent decades have witnessed a significant increase in the population in peri-urban areas which led to a progressive transformation of peri-urban landscapes, and the reduced ability of agriculture to provide ecosystem services. In order to understand the complex relationships established in peri-urban areas between reference urban centre, urban services (US) and ecosystem services (ES), with particular attention to the landscape, a Discrete Choice Experiment (DCE) was carried out in the transitional peri-urban areas of six municipalities located near the city of Perugia (Italy). The two main goals of this study are analysing the effect of the presence of US and ES on the demand for housing, and exploring the implications in terms of peri-urban land use policy. The results highlight that the availability of some ES can have a significant impact on choice of housing location.

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“…Perbedaan latar belakang, khususnya sosio-demografis dan nilai, memberikan perbedaan terhadap preferensi kebutuhan setiap mahasiswa (Nijenstein, Haans, Kemperman, dan Borgers, 2015). Selain itu, Khozaei, Hassan, Al Kodmany, dan Aarab (2014) menyatakan bahwa perbedaan preferensi dan kebutuhan juga dapat didasari oleh perbedaan jenis kelamin, asal daerah, dan tingkat studi.…”

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Faktor Penentu Preferensi Tipe Hunian di Kalangan Mahasiswa

Reski

Tampubolon

2019

RUAS

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The universities development in Indonesia has implications on the increasing number of students. The tendency of the students majority who are transmigrants in the relevant college areas has further implications on the increasing need of shelter. Different backgrounds made different needs. Thus, there are several types of dwellings with their own characteristics. This study divides the dwellings into seven types, namely parents’ house, relatives’ house, bought house, apartment, unit rented house, rented house and dormitory. This study attempts to examine dwelling type preference factors. This study also attempts to find the key factors that became the main preference differentiators, and also comparing the respondent's importance level to each key factor on each dwelling type. The data were collected through a two-stage questionnaire. The results of the pilot phase questionnaire were analyzed qualitatively and became the framework of second phase questionnaire. The exploratory research data were then analyzed quantitatively using factor analysis and ANOVA. The results showed that there were 14 dwelling type preference factors with four preference key factors which differed significantly on the importance level valuation of each dwelling type, namely independency, social interaction, freedom, and privacy. The key factors’ importance level diagram on each dwelling types is served.

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Beyond demographics: human value orientation as a predictor of heterogeneity in student housing preferences

Cited by 16 publications

References 28 publications

‘We preferourDutch’: International students’ housing experiences in the Netherlands

‘We preferourDutch’: International students’ housing experiences in the Netherlands

Landscapes and Services in Peri-Urban Areas and Choice of Housing Location: An Application of Discrete Choice Experiments

Faktor Penentu Preferensi Tipe Hunian di Kalangan Mahasiswa

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