Spatial Bounded-Choice Behaviour within the Consumer of Rental Housing in Bandung, Indonesia

Nurdini, Allis; Harun, Ismet Belgawan

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“…Affluence and quality only scores mean of 4.666 while features score the mean of 4.241. Purchasers face limitations in term of limited housing options, limitation of the free flow of information between the vendors and the customers, and consumer's limited ability to assess the quality of the housing (Nurdini & Harun, 2017).In a study by Razak et al (2013) towards 30 property buyers in Setia Alam, Selangor Malaysia, it was found that pricing is the most important factor for house purchase with 53.3% respondents strongly concurred to it. Only 6.7% of the total respondents are neutral about the pricing factor while 40.0% of the respondents agree that the price of the property is an essential consideration in buying a house.…”

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Home Buyers’ and Vendors’ Behaviours: Analysis of Judicial Decisions

Abdullah

Ramly

Ikhsan³

2017

E-BPJ

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This paper examines the behaviour of vendors and purchasers indirectly through the judicial decisions in Malaysia, Australia, and the United States. The decided cases illustrate that buyers are still indolent in their duty to conduct pre-purchase inspections, some vendors were seen to have actively concealed defects in the property and fraudulently misrepresented the conditions of the properties. This paper suggests consumer education for both the vendors and purchasers and the extension of the jurisdiction of either the Tribunal for Homebuyers Claims or the Tribunal for Consumer Claims to include matters regarding the dispute as to the condition of the property. Architecture, Planning & Surveying, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia. https://doi.org/10.21834/e-bpj.v2i6.962 , UK. This is an open access article under the CC BYNC-ND license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/). Peer-review under responsibility of AMER (Association of Malaysian Environment-Behaviour Researchers), ABRA (Association of Behavioural Researchers on Asians) and cE-Bs (Centre for Environment-Behaviour Studies), Faculty of IntroductionAs increasing numbers of the population begin to own houses, they view a house as a home, a place of comfort, and security. A house is not merely a roof over one's head instead it symbolises family, stability, wealth, and collateral for accessing loan (National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association, Canada 2005;Reuschke & Houston 2016). Households with modest means need safe and suitable housing that is affordable but does not compromise the quality. Housing preferences and choices differ from one person to another . However, it is agreed that when the housing is affordable, low, and middle-income families can put nutritious food on the table, receive necessary health care, and provide reliable day-care for their children (Wardrip, Williams & Hague 2011). The notion of housing quality has a very broad usage, encompassing a variety of meanings but it can be defined as -distinguishing properties that promote a degree of excellence.‖ Housing choice and preference is primarily based on the relationship between prospective house owner's expectations and the property conditions that will support his value needs, and release fulfilment within his housing unit's environment .In realisation of the challenging economic situation and weak consumer sentiment in the real property market, it is no surprise that house buyers consider buying sub-sale of residential properties. Among the benefits of buying homes from the secondary market are huge discounts and readily-available accommodation and facilities. Besides, most second-hand houses are situated in matured towns. Therefore, they have no problem of getting access to public amenities. Besides, Abdullah, N.C., et.al., / 3 rd AQoL2017Kuching, 14-16 Oct 2017 / E-BPJ, 2(6), Nov 2017 230 investors who buy from the sub-sale market can also rent them because there is growing demand for lease and tenancy (Sun Daily 2017a).In Malaysia, a study ...

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Home Buyers’ and Vendors’ Behaviours: Analysis of Judicial Decisions

Abdullah

Ramly

Ikhsan³

2017

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“…Stan predstavlja prvu jedinicu društva [1], primarna je jedinica stanovanja, ali i ljudska osnovna potreba [2]. Najveća je materijalna [3] i simbolična vrijednost svakog kućanstva, te na određen način predstavlja statusni simbol [4].…”

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“…Mjesto je gdje čovjek nalazi sklonište, gdje se socijalizira, obrazuje i priprema za život odraslih. Stan, ako ga promatramo kroz njegovu materijalizaciju -arhitekturu, prisutan je u svim fazama ljudskog razvoja i života [2]. Kvalitativni aspekti stanovanja dobili su na važnosti u posljednjih nekoliko godina jer su korisnici sve više svjesni problema kvalitete u stambenim okruženjima, no ne postoji puno platformi ili jednoobrazno definiranih kriterija uz pomoć kojih bi profesionalci i krajnji korisnici mogli mjeriti kvalitetu stana [7].…”

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User evaluation of spatial properties of apartments

Brkanić¹,

Atanacković-Jeličić²,

Dinulović³

2017

Zajednički Temelji 2017 - Peti Skup Mladih Istraživača Iz Područja Građevinarstva I Srodnih Tehničkih Znanosti - Zbornik Radova

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SažetakStan je primarno mjesto čovjekova bivanja, a kvaliteta stanovanja jedan od najvećih interesa društva. Dosadašnjim istraživanjem stanovanja u višestambenim zgradama, uočen je nerazmjer između karakteristika, odnosno kvalitete sadašnjeg stambenog fonda i potreba korisnika, što govori o nužnosti za detaljnim i kontinuiranim istraživanjem teme stanovanja upravo iz ovog aspekta. Potrebi za istraživanjem pridonose i stalne promjene stambenih potreba koje uvjetuje suvremeni način života. Cilj je ovog rada dati uvid u istraživanje koje se provodi u sklopu disertacije čija je tema razvoj modela korisničkog vrednovanja prostornih karakteristika stana. Istraživanje koje se provodi usmjereno je na analizu arhitektonskog rješenja stana s težnjom da se prouči njegova pogodnost da unutar svojih granica korisniku osigura adekvatan prostor za suvremeni način života. Uspostavljanjem relacije između teorijskih i praktičnih iskusatva, odnosno iskustava istraživača i projektanata s iskustvom korisnika stana, teži se kvalitetnom i sveobuhvatnom pristupu projektiranja čovjekove najintimnije sredine.Ključne riječi: stan, vrednovanje, kvaliteta stanovanja, korisnik, prostorne karakteristike stana User evaluation of spatial properties of apartments AbstractThe apartment is regarded as a person's primary place of residence, and housing quality as one of the greatest interests of the society. During analysis of previous studies on collective housing, a discrepancy has been revealed between the characteristics, i.e. the quality, of the current housing stock and the needs of apartment users. This discrepancy points to the need for a detailed and continuous research of the housing issue from this specific point of view. Continuous changes in housing needs, made necessary by modern lifestyle, have also contributed to the need for this research. The aim of this paper is to provide an insight into the research that is carried out within a PhD dissertation focusing on the development of a model for user evaluation of spatial characteristics of apartments. The research that is currently under way concentrates on the analysis of an architectural solution for apartments in order to examine suitability of apartments to provide users, within appropriate limits, with an adequate space ensuring a modern lifestyle. This research aims to provide a qualitative and comprehensive approach to apartment design, where apartment is regarded as every person's most intimated space, and this through establishment of the relationship between theoretical and practical experience, i.e. between the experience of researchers and designers and that of apartment users.

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Characteristics of the Spatial Structure of Kosts Private Rental Housing: A Case Study of the Urban Settlement of Jakarta, Indonesia

Wulandari

Mori

2014

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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This paper investigates kosts, private rental housing facilities spontaneously developed by house owners mostly due to changes in their stages of life, the need for additional income, and the demand for cheaper housing for people who reside far from their place of employment and education. The arrangements vary considerably, making kosts popular housing options. Currently there are no specific design standards for kosts. Their design and operation are based on the owners' preferences. This research was based in Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, which is the center of business and has the greatest degree of urbanization. The high housing prices there, combined with relatively low incomes makes it difficult for middle-to-low income earners to afford houses.Focusing on space planning by owners, this paper discusses various patterns of spatial arrangement in kosts and the impact on the living space of residents. The data collected was analyzed by classification and quantitative descriptive analysis methods. The spatial organization and lack of space trigger behavioral changes and the misuse of space. Furthermore, many kosts are not up to the Indonesian standards of a healthy home. The formation of specific design standards is important to improve the physical conditions of kosts and their sense of community.

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Spatial Bounded-Choice Behaviour within the Consumer of Rental Housing in Bandung, Indonesia

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Home Buyers’ and Vendors’ Behaviours: Analysis of Judicial Decisions

Home Buyers’ and Vendors’ Behaviours: Analysis of Judicial Decisions

User evaluation of spatial properties of apartments

Characteristics of the Spatial Structure of Kosts Private Rental Housing: A Case Study of the Urban Settlement of Jakarta, Indonesia

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