2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10901-020-09748-2
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Do housing tenure and public transport provision matter in automobile use in bedroom suburban communities? Evidence from Beijing

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“…In terms of housing prices, houses with high prices are prone to be abandoned because they are easily profitable as assets, while houses with low prices are also prone to be abandoned [27]. The public transportation provision can influence the residential choice behavior of residents and indirectly affect the degree of housing abandonment [28]. Yin and Silverman studied the City of Buffalo (US) and Kanayama and Sadayuki studied Toshima City (Tokyo, Japan) and demonstrated that the likelihood of abandonment is influenced by vacant or abandoned properties in surrounding neighborhoods [27,29].…”
Section: Et Al Used a Large Sample Of Hangzhou To Analyze Spatialmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of housing prices, houses with high prices are prone to be abandoned because they are easily profitable as assets, while houses with low prices are also prone to be abandoned [27]. The public transportation provision can influence the residential choice behavior of residents and indirectly affect the degree of housing abandonment [28]. Yin and Silverman studied the City of Buffalo (US) and Kanayama and Sadayuki studied Toshima City (Tokyo, Japan) and demonstrated that the likelihood of abandonment is influenced by vacant or abandoned properties in surrounding neighborhoods [27,29].…”
Section: Et Al Used a Large Sample Of Hangzhou To Analyze Spatialmentioning
confidence: 99%