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Factors That Influence Residents' Satisfaction With Neighborhoods
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2008
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HousingBuilt EnvironmentUrban GeographyNeighborhood FactorsCommunity DevelopmentLivabilityUrban SocietyCommunity PerceptionResidential DevelopmentCommunity EnvironmentSociologyRegression AnalysisInfluence ResidentsResident ServicesNeighborhood SatisfactionSocial SciencesCommunity Participation
This study focuses on homeowners' satisfaction with their neighborhoods, a major factor associated with a strong sense of community. The authors aim to determine which neighborhood factors influence residents' satisfaction and how these factors differ between satisfactory and unsatisfactory areas. They employ regression analysis to assess the relationships among these factors. Regression analysis revealed 14 variables significantly related to neighborhood satisfaction; in unsatisfactory neighborhoods safety and social problems were more influential than physical factors, whereas the satisfactory group showed similar but less pronounced effects.
This study focuses on homeowners' satisfaction with their neighborhoods, which is a major factor associated with a strong sense of community. Beginning with the assumption that there are neighborhood factors that influence residents' satisfaction and that these factors differ between satisfactory and unsatisfactory areas in a city, the authors use regression analysis to examine the relationships. Regression analysis showed that 14 variables were significantly related to neighborhood satisfaction. An analysis that focused on the satisfactory group of neighborhoods had a similar result. However, analysis that focused on the unsatisfactory group showed noticeable differences. For instance, safety and social problems were much more significant influences than physical factors in neighborhood satisfaction in unsatisfactory areas.
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