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Determinants of environmental preference by housing consumers in Guangzhou, China, using analytic hierarchy process

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“…Çok kriterli karar verme tekniklerinden biri olan AHS, Thomas L. Saaty tarafından 1970'li yılların başlarında geliştirilmiş olup karar alma süreçlerinde kullanılan farklı ölçütleri de dikkate alan bir modeldir [44]. AHS, grup veya bireylerin karar alma sürecindeki önceliklerine dikkate alarak gerek niceliksel gerekse niteliksel kriterleri kriterleri belirlemeye, kriterlerin ağırlıklarını hesaplamaya ve nihai karara ulaşılmasının amaçlandığı matematiksel bir tekniktir [45].…”
Section: Anali̇ti̇k Hi̇yerarşi̇ Süreci̇ Yaklaşimi (Analytical Hierarchy Process Approach)unclassified
“…Çok kriterli karar verme tekniklerinden biri olan AHS, Thomas L. Saaty tarafından 1970'li yılların başlarında geliştirilmiş olup karar alma süreçlerinde kullanılan farklı ölçütleri de dikkate alan bir modeldir [44]. AHS, grup veya bireylerin karar alma sürecindeki önceliklerine dikkate alarak gerek niceliksel gerekse niteliksel kriterleri kriterleri belirlemeye, kriterlerin ağırlıklarını hesaplamaya ve nihai karara ulaşılmasının amaçlandığı matematiksel bir tekniktir [45].…”
Section: Anali̇ti̇k Hi̇yerarşi̇ Süreci̇ Yaklaşimi (Analytical Hierarchy Process Approach)unclassified
“…Thus, either owning a house or renting a house has positive and negative aspects. Therefore, the decision to own or rent a house is complex and multidimensional, involving a variety of factors such as preferences for home attributes, location and environment, and occupancy (Opoku & Abdul-Muhmin, 2010;Wang and Li, 2016;Wu, 2010;Jim and Chen, 2007;Gupta and Malhotra, 2016). Not only that, households that want to find a solution to decisions related to homeownership immediately are also limited by at least three constraints, namely the availability of houses (purchase or rent, flow of housing vacancies); regulations from the homeowners regarding the access to housing vacancies (for example, rules related to criteria for buying or renting a house; type of payment); and the economic limitations of prospective buyers or tenants (Cirman, 2004).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a commodity, a house is generally described through its characteristics (Arnott, 1987). This is common in the housing market, where each housing agency will provide information such as a list of locations, the number of rooms, distance from the city center, and distance to public facilities (Opoku & Abdul-Muhmin, 2010;Wang and Li, 2016;Wu, 2010). Due to these characteristics, efforts in modeling the housing market are usually made through one or several characteristics of the house to define the house.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Here, the accessibility included two factors: 1) the distance from public transportation, private traffic networks, downtown, shopping malls, parks and educational institutes, and 2) the ambient environment including the landscape (view), noise and whether any pollution facilities are nearby. More recently, Wu (2010) classified the factors into traffic and accessibility, ambient environment, safety and community environment, and used the AHP method for preference surveys.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%