Exploring Residents’ Purchase Intention of Green Housings in China: An Extended Perspective of Perceived Value

Zhao, Shiwen; Chen, Liwen

doi:10.3390/ijerph18084074

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“…Egoistic and ecological values showed partial mediation between perceived benefits and willingness to pay for both framing contexts. Zhao and Chen (2021) found that perceived value is a crucial predictor of green housing purchase intention. Huang (2014) used the structural equation model to systematically study the willingness of consumers to pay for green housing, and through questionnaire surveys, it was found that factors such as consumer economy, social status, consumer expectations, consumer perception, external stimuli, and other factors have significant impacts on willingness to pay.…”

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Can Housing Assets Affect the Chinese Residents’ Willingness to Pay for Green Housing?

Zheng

2022

Front. Psychol.

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As the development trend of the future housing field, green housing is an effective way to reduce pollution, save energy, and promote industrial upgrading. At the same time, the green house is of great significance to change the development mode of the construction industry and promote the sustainable development of the social economy. This study proposes a comprehensive research model to examine the influencing mechanism of residents’ intention to purchase green buildings. The proposed model is empirically tested using data collected from 1,338 urban residents in China. Based on logit, probit, and ivprobit models, factors such as personal characteristics, housing price, and the number of real estate ownership are selected to conduct empirical analysis and mechanism analysis on willingness that affects consumers’ purchase of green houses. The results show that housing assets significantly affect the willingness of householders to pay for green houses. The more houses they own, the higher their willingness to pay for a green house will be. Similarly, if the housing prices are higher, householders are more willing to buy a green house. The amount of housing assets will affect the willingness of householders to pay for green housing through the way of individual happiness. In terms of the characteristics of the householder, if the householder is more educated, unmarried, his willingness to buy a green house will be stronger, and owning housing assets may affect the individual happiness due to the housing wealth effect brought by rising housing prices. People with more housing assets are more likely to have the happiness brought by higher wealth, which may affect the purchase intention of householders.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Can Housing Assets Affect the Chinese Residents’ Willingness to Pay for Green Housing?

Zheng

2022

Front. Psychol.

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“…Los consumidores que compraron estas viviendas fueron reconocidos y aceptados socialmente, dándole una imagen positiva a sus personas. Por lo tanto, se puede afirmar que el beneficio social tiene una relación positiva con la intención de compra (Gan y Wang, 2017;Liu, 2021;Vijaranakorn y Shannon, 2017;Zhao y Chen, 2021).…”

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Factores de riesgo y beneficio percibidos en la intención de compra de consumidores de la movilidad colaborativa

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Herrera

Carrillo

2022

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Las empresas de la movilidad colaborativa como Uber deben comprender el comportamiento de compra del consumidor. El objetivo de la investigación es analizar la influencia de los riesgos y beneficios percibidos en la intención de compra de los consumidores de la movilidad colaborativa. A través de una regresión lineal múltiple y 473 datos de consumidores de Aguascalientes, se descubrió que el beneficio de conveniencia y el riesgo financiero tienen un fuerte impacto en la intención de compra. Los resultados sugieren que la comodidad es un gran incentivo mientras que los fraudes financieros ocasionarían complicaciones en el proceso de compra.

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“…Environmental concerns may be defined as the extent to which individual are aware of environmental challenges and exert efforts to find solutions ( Jiang and Kim, 2015 ). According to Zhao and Chen (2021) research on the green housing setting, consumers with higher environmental concerns would focus on environmental performance of a product. As a result, his concern rises for environmental acts, such as green buying intentions ( Bouscasse et al, 2018 ).…”

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How generativity affects organic dining intention: Case study of Shanghai

Pan

Luo

2022

Front. Psychol.

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With people’s concerns about the environment growing, the demand for organic food has increased. However, few studies have focused on organic dining intention. Therefore, this study examined generativity, which is defined as the direction and care for the growth of future generations through self-expanding forms, and its influence on attitude toward organic food, environment concern and dining intention. The moderating effect of age was also examined. A total of 418 responses were collected through a face-to-face survey from Shanghai respondents. PLS-SEM was utilized to verify the model and test the relationships among the constructs. The results show that generativity directly influences environmental concerns, attitudes toward organic food and dining intentions. Furthermore, environmental concerns and attitudes toward organic food are mediating variables for generativity to affect dining intentions. The older the age group, the more likely it is for generativity to have a positive influence on attitude toward organic food and environmental concerns. Theoretical and practical implications are also discussed in this study.

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Exploring Residents’ Purchase Intention of Green Housings in China: An Extended Perspective of Perceived Value

Cited by 46 publications

References 87 publications

Can Housing Assets Affect the Chinese Residents’ Willingness to Pay for Green Housing?

Can Housing Assets Affect the Chinese Residents’ Willingness to Pay for Green Housing?

Factores de riesgo y beneficio percibidos en la intención de compra de consumidores de la movilidad colaborativa

How generativity affects organic dining intention: Case study of Shanghai

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