Land Economics · 1968 · 25 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesReal EstateUrban PlanningHousingReal Estate DevelopmentUrban EconomicsConsumer Spatial BehaviorHousing DevelopmentHousing EconomicsHousing MarketsResidential DevelopmentResidential Location ChoiceConsumer Choice In HousingHousehold Location ChoiceHousehold Location DecisionLocation PreferencesLocation Utility ModelsResidential Development EconomicsResidential LocationSpeculative Housing Development
tial portion of consumers of new houses buy in speculatively built residential subdivisions.2 In this important segment of residential growth, the developer or subdivider has already made the initial speculative commitment to a location. Furthermore, much of the consumer's housing choice appears to be based on the house itself as opposed to the location portion of the residential package.3 Consequently, the idealized consumer's choice in residential location