Investigating the causes of increasing consumer demand for real estate housing in Bangladesh

Parvez, Mazed; Rana, Md. Sohel

doi:10.1108/ijhma-09-2020-0111

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“…Here, Y is the dependent variable, is the constant, (i= 0, 1, 2, 3,….., n) is the regression coefficients, (i= 0, 1, 2, 3,….., n) is the independent variables, and n is the number of the independent variable (Parvez & Rana, 2021). For the KAP analysis, independent variables β1, β2, β3, β4, β5 are education, age, gender, monthly income, family type and affected by Dengue respectively.…”

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A Comprehensive Study on Knowledge, Attitude and Practices Concerning Dengue Fever Among Inhabitants of Dhaka, Bangladesh

Xiong

Qazi

Jami

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Background Each year around the globe, thousands of people are affected by Dengue fever. Dhaka is a very highly populated city. The rate of Dengue transmission in Dhaka is increased over the year. Authority takes numerous steps to reduce the Dengue transmission. Nevertheless, without proper Knowledge of folks on Dengue government may not alone prevent Dengue. In these circumstances, this paper will find out the Knowledge, Attitude and Practice among Dhaka people. This study will help policymakers access the KAP among the people and set goals to improve the Dengue prevention program. Methods This study determines 57 questions under three components. Preliminary data were collected from Dhaka dwellers throughout the internet survey using convenience sampling is a non-chance sampling method. The mean value of variables and Standard deviation (SD) is used to investigate the characteristics of the Socio-demographic profile of the sample. The data were analyzed using the Pearson correlation and regression method. Results The study finds that in Dhaka, urban people have much better KAP of Dengue than people who live in the countryside area. Between Male and Female at Dhaka, male does have much better KAP rather than women. Gender influences the practice level regarding DHF but does not affect the Knowledge and Attitude towards DHF. That means people's Income can change the knowledge level on DHF. People affected by Dengue fever at any stage of life have a better understanding of KAP than people do who are never affected by Dengue fever. People affected by Dengue fever at any stage of life have a better understanding of KAP than people do who are never affected by Dengue fever. Conclusion This study will help the dengue prevention in Dhaka and will help to increase the KAP towards the general people

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A Comprehensive Study on Knowledge, Attitude and Practices Concerning Dengue Fever Among Inhabitants of Dhaka, Bangladesh

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Qazi

Jami

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“…The main constraints in housing production are the unavailability and high cost of housing finance in relation to house hold incomes. Though the high cost of housing finance in comparison to house hold income, Parvez and Rana [6] tried to investigate the causes of increasing consumer demand for real estate housing. Uddin Md.…”

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Mathematical Modeling of Real Estate Financial Analysis of Mortgage Loan

Hasan¹,

Hossion²

2023

JAMC

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Mathematics of finance for mathematical modeling of real estate financial analysis of mortgage loan is considered in this article. Financial mathematics describes the application of mathematical methods and mathematical modeling to solve financial problems. It is at times referred to as financial engineering, quantitative finance, and computational finance. Inflation and its effect on standard mortgage loan instrument causes problem for both borrowers and lenders which are analyzed. Adjustable interest rate which is called adjustable rate mortgage or variable payment provisions that change with economic conditions is also examined here. In addition, graphical comparisons have been shown between constant payment mortgage and price level adjusted mortgage loan. For the analysis, mathematical models are described with examples. Mathematical computations have been done by using Mathematica. This paper may be beneficial for the persons who exactly want to better understand the real estate for their personal investment and for making financing decisions.

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Accessibility to WASH and waste management services in African urban informal settlements: A comparative analysis

Hassan,

Zhang,

Ibrahim

2024

Journal of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Development

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The study investigates the existing scenario and spatial distribution pattern disparity of service distribution of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) and waste management services (WMS) in urban informal settlements within the Zaria metropolis and generates recommendations for the policymakers for improvements. The study highlights challenges in urban settlements, including insufficient water, sanitation, and waste services, contributing to diseases like diarrhea and cholera. It stresses the importance of better water quality, sanitation, and waste management, and highlights the impact of governance and policies on service gaps. It also suggests using collaborative methods and technologies like GIS for solutions, employing GIS and statistics to analyze service availability and access for residents. The findings underscore the dominant role of the private sector in water treatment plant distribution (71.43%) over public facilities (28.57%). It highlights disparities in toilet types between public and private spaces: pit toilets (55.11%) are prevalent in public restrooms, while the data indicate that most water sources are poorly maintained: Only 0.50% of boreholes are newly constructed, while a significant 43.15% are poorly maintained, and 30.62% are well maintained. Moreover, private toilets are predominantly pit toilets, constituting 3.11% of the total, with no water closets toilets reported.

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Investigating the causes of increasing consumer demand for real estate housing in Bangladesh

Cited by 5 publications

References 20 publications

A Comprehensive Study on Knowledge, Attitude and Practices Concerning Dengue Fever Among Inhabitants of Dhaka, Bangladesh

A Comprehensive Study on Knowledge, Attitude and Practices Concerning Dengue Fever Among Inhabitants of Dhaka, Bangladesh

Mathematical Modeling of Real Estate Financial Analysis of Mortgage Loan

Accessibility to WASH and waste management services in African urban informal settlements: A comparative analysis

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