Satisfaction with Life in Public Housing in Ogun State, Nigeria: A Research Note

Ibem, Eziyi O.; Amole, Dolapo

doi:10.1007/s10902-013-9438-7

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“…Another study affirms this, indicating that crime, lack of services, industrial expansion, and employment location are all potential contributors to neighborhood dissatisfaction [48]. Alnsour and Hyasat, 2016a [20]; Cho, 2020a [21]; Dinҫ et al, 2014[35]; Ibem et al, 2019a[37]; Ibem and Aduwo, 2013a [33]; Ibem and Amole, 2013a, 2013b, 2014c [19], [38], [39]; Li & Song, 2009 [40]; Liu, 1999 [41]; M. A. Mohit et al, 2010a [13]; M. A. Mohit and Adel Mahfoud, 2015a [16]; M. A.…”

Section: Neighborhoodmentioning

confidence: 93%

“…(1), Cross-cultural understanding (1), life in "…...." is very stressful (1), Living in "…..." is beneficial for my family (1), Racial discrimination (1), Educational status of the neighbors' (1), I have a good relationship with staff (1), I get emotional support from staff (1), Attitude of other children and youth in the apartment building (1). Cho, 2020a [21]; Dinҫ et al, 2014 [35]; Ibem et al, 2019a [37]; Ibem and Aduwo, 2013a [33]; Ibem and Amole, 2013a, 2013b, 2014c [19], [38], [39]; Li & Song, 2009 [40]; Liu, 1999 [41]; M. A. Mohit et al, 2010a [13]; M. A. Mohit and Adel Mahfoud, 2015a [16]; M. A.…”

Section: Domain Attributes and Their Frequency Of Occurrence Referenc...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Alnsour and Hyasat, 2016a [20]; Cho, 2020a [21]; Ibem et al, 2019a[37]; Ibem and Aduwo, 2013a [33]; Ibem and Amole, 2013a, 2013b, 2014c [19], [38], [39]; Li & Song, 2009 [40]; M. A. Mohit et al, 2010a [13]; M. A. Mohit and Adel Mahfoud, 2015a [16]; M. A.…”

Section: Domain Attributes and Their Frequency Of Occurrence Referencesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Towards a Model for the Assessment of Low-income Housing: A case study in Egypt

Mabrouk

El‐Fiki

Fahmy

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Egypt is currently witnessing an unprecedented development in the sector of low-income housing. So far, little research has investigated the extent to which such projects have contributed to the genuine satisfaction of the residents. Residential satisfaction (RS) describes the sense of fulfillment when someone has what he needs in a home. RS is a well-known criterion for planners, architects, experts, and decision-makers. Due to its remarkable significance, many models have been developed to assess RS in different places of the world. Residence is a highly complex concept with physical, psychological, and social implications. That is why it is believed that the particularity of every community shall prioritize the elements of RS in different ways. The present research is meant to develop an appropriate model for assessing residential satisfaction in low-income housing projects in Egypt. Towards this objective, the study undertakes an analytical review of previous RS models and examines them against the Egyptian context. The sought-after model shall address the characteristics of three primary domains: the residential unit, the neighborhood facilities, and the social environment. Accordingly, the outcome of this study provides an effective framework that can help developers and decision-makers to enhance their future housing schemes based on a more profound understanding of the individuality of the local context. Hence, contributing to the improvement of the built environment in Egypt.

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Section: Neighborhoodmentioning

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Towards a Model for the Assessment of Low-income Housing: A case study in Egypt

Mabrouk

El‐Fiki

Fahmy

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Thus, the unit size is a primary determinant of the residential demand of households [41,42]. The size of the living room or dining room also directly affects residential comfort [3,24,42,43]. The condition (the number or size of space) of storage space, bathrooms, and bedrooms could influence residential satisfaction [14,18,43,44].…”

Section: Indoor Elementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring Indoor and Outdoor Residential Factors of High-Density Communities for Promoting the Housing Development

Zhang

Dong

2023

Sustainability

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Effective residence planning is crucial to encourage sustainable housing development. Residents in densely populated cities inevitably have negative residential experiences caused by compact land use. Still, this situation is improvable through optimizing the physical environment or increasing service facilities that cater to dwellers’ residential preferences. Therefore, understanding the factors impacting residential satisfaction in high-population metropolitan areas is essential mainly. This study surveyed the citizens’ residential environment and satisfaction in dense urban residential areas. Results of this survey indicate that 13 environmental factors significantly impact residential evaluation. Among them, improving ventilation, privacy, and property maintenance can effectively address the adverse effects of densely populated communities. Additionally, neighborhoods or amenities could further impact younger respondents’ residential evaluation. Elderly citizens place high importance on the quality of their indoor living environment. Green space could promote the residential satisfaction of young and more senior citizens. Environmental factors can significantly affect the residential satisfaction of citizens across all age groups with their homes. As a result, real estate planners should provide a range of dwelling unit designs to support housing development. Real estate planners can better understand the needs of potential clients by considering the housing preferences of individuals across different age groups and the surrounding neighborhood. The indoor or outdoor environment might be adjusted to meet households’ demands, while non-essential factors could be omitted to cut expenses. This study might aid in the sound development of dwellings.

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“…Irrespective of the valuation models, certain factors contribute uniquely to real estate value, and adequate strategies are needed to ensure hitch-free valuation processes [7,8]. Housing quality and location are the two examples of such factors [9][10][11][12].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Predicting Highest Professional Qualification Applying the Usage of Strategic Management Tools and Techniques and Years of Professional Experience

Oletubo¹,

Iroham²,

Ajibola³

et al. 2022

ADAS

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Professional service firms employ strategic management (SM) in achieving their long term goals. Estate valuation and surveying firms, a subset of professional firms, are not an outlier in SM practices and strategic management tools and techniques (SMTT) usage. The aim of this paper is to predict the highest professional qualification of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (ESVs) in Southwest Nigeria, applying the degree of usage of strategic management tools and techniques (SMTTs) and years of professional experience. In this context, the highest professional qualification is being a Fellow of the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (FNIESV), a step above being an Associate (ANIESV). The data is from a field survey and data mining models were used. The result showed that professional status (FNIESV or ANIESV) could be classified based on SMTT usage and years of professional experience. Adaptive boosting gave the best classification accuracy, specificity, and other evolution metrics.

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Satisfaction with Life in Public Housing in Ogun State, Nigeria: A Research Note

Cited by 15 publications

References 15 publications

Towards a Model for the Assessment of Low-income Housing: A case study in Egypt

Towards a Model for the Assessment of Low-income Housing: A case study in Egypt

Exploring Indoor and Outdoor Residential Factors of High-Density Communities for Promoting the Housing Development

Predicting Highest Professional Qualification Applying the Usage of Strategic Management Tools and Techniques and Years of Professional Experience

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