Política habitacional e locação social em Salvador

Baltrusis, Nelson; Mourad, Laila Nazem

doi:10.1590/s0103-49792014000200004

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“…The financial condition of such families does not enable them to assume new property expenditures which impact their cost of living. The difficulty of affordability due to low income, in some cases, forces SH residents to return to their original places, often not legalised lands, which are generally more connected to urban areas, however, more vulnerable (Baltrusis;Mourad, 2014).…”

Section: Special Social Interest Zones -Zeismentioning

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A panorama of Brazilian social housing research: scope, gaps and intersections

Muianga,

Kowaltowski

2024

Ambient. constr.

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Abstrac Social Housing (SH) is investigated worldwide, especially in emerging economies. However, SH literature demonstrates that there are still barriers to achieving the real benefits of those programmes. Brazilian SH programmes have positively reduced housing deficits and the vulnerability of low-income populations. However, studies developed in Brazil also reveal the negative impacts of SH. Investigating the reason for the recurrence of negative impacts is fundamental to gaining a stronger understanding of the causes and scope of SH problems. Moreover, state-of-the-art studies may support the development of actions to mitigate those problems. Thus, this study aims to categorise the major topics studied on SHs, identify and evaluate SH main failures and impacts, analyse intersections of topics, and understand their scope. A systematic review and literature mapping were applied to analyse SH studies. Although evidence emphasises significant advances in SH production, results demonstrate the intersecting panorama of occurrences that cause negative impacts and stress the need for investments and the implementation of housing public policies aligned with societal interests to improve SH.

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Section: Special Social Interest Zones -Zeismentioning

confidence: 99%

A panorama of Brazilian social housing research: scope, gaps and intersections

Muianga,

Kowaltowski

2024

Ambient. constr.

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“…Living in SH, very low income families also find themselves having to pay for new expenses such as utility bills and the instalments of their new home [26]. The financial state of such families does not enable them to assume new property spends, and return to the neighbourhood where they come from occurs as a way to minimise costs [53].…”

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Mapping of Brazilian social housing studies: state of the art

Muianga

Kowaltowski

2022

Xix Encontro Nacional De Tecnologia Do Ambiente Construído

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Brazilian Social Housing (SH) programmes have positively reduced the housing deficit. However, Brazilian SH studies still reveal negative impacts. Exploring the problem source is fundamental to understand and develop actions to mitigate the most influential SH issues. Thus, the study aims to categorise the main topics investigated in SH, identify and evaluate SH shortcoming, analyse the intersections of issues, and understand their overarching. A systematic literature review and a systematic mapping study were applied to analyse and map SH studies. Investments and public housing policies linked to the social interests of society are necessary to upgrading SH.

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“…In any of its segments, there is an expressive interval of time between decision making, investment and the effective entry of the venture in the market dispute. The conditions of the currently perceived attractiveness of the acquisition of terrain and the format of the enterprise can be diverse when it is launched and exposed to competition and its target audience (Gibler & Sherwood Clements, 2011;Hyung & Jung, 2013;Baltrusis & Mourad, 2014).…”

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Model Hybrid for Sales Forecast for the Housing Market of São Paulo

Moro

Weise

Bornia

2020

Real Estate Management and Valuation

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This research proposes a combined model of time series for forecasting housing sales in the city of São Paulo. We used data referring to the time series of sales of residential units provided by SECOVI-SP. The Exponential Softening, Box-Jenkins and Artificial Neural Networks models are individually modelled, later these are combined through five forecast combination techniques.The techniques used are Arithmetic Mean, Geometric Mean, Harmonic Mean, Linear Regression and Principal Component Analysis. The measures of accuracy to measure the results obtained and to select the best model are the RMSE, MAPE and UTheil of forecast. The results showed that Linear Regression with an independent variable, being a combination of the SARIMA model (2,0,0)(2,0,0)12 and MLP/RNA (12,10,1), provided a satisfactory performance, with an RMSE of 368.74, MAPE of 19.2% and UTheil of 0.315.The combination of time series models allowed a significant increase in forecast performance. Finally, the model was validated, using it to predict housing sales. The results show that the model has a good fit, thus demonstrating that using a housing sales forecasting model helps industry professionals minimize error and make sales and launch decisions.

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Política habitacional e locação social em Salvador

Cited by 4 publications

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A panorama of Brazilian social housing research: scope, gaps and intersections

A panorama of Brazilian social housing research: scope, gaps and intersections

Mapping of Brazilian social housing studies: state of the art

Model Hybrid for Sales Forecast for the Housing Market of São Paulo

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