From Shelters for Numbers to Shelters for Welfare: Rectifying the Social Housing Provision Programme in Jakarta

Adianto, Joko; Gabe, Rossa Turpuk; Kurniawati, Rini; Armenda, Suciyhuma

doi:10.1080/10511482.2021.1981423

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“…According to Adianto's research, tenants' satisfaction with their rental apartments increases with service quality, and a lack of satisfaction may result from the design of the apartments not reflecting the tenants' sociocultural backgrounds and failing to meet their emotional needs. In light of inhabitants' expectations, it is suggested that current housing rules be reconsidered [17]. Adianto also used an Indonesian rental apartment building's communal products satisfaction survey to discover that poor security, poor cleanliness, and unrepaired plumbing leaks were the main causes of low resident satisfaction.…”

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Market Preferences of Different Operators of Long-Term Rental Apartments in a Fuzzy Environment

Zhou

Wang

et al. 2023

Buildings

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The long-term rental apartment market in China is steadily growing to be a trillion-dollar sector, but excessive market growth can lead to several issues. Due to the high demand for long-term rentals, many investors will enter the market. Nevertheless, without direction and supervision, it is simple to overdevelop the supply of long-term rentals, which would have negative effects on the real estate market. Long-term rental apartments involve a variety of companies, and it is vital that we drive their beneficial growth. To provide other operators with a comparison to find flaws, enhance improvements, and prevent irrationally increasing the stock, this paper uses the Pythagorean fuzzy decision-making method to identify the most well-liked long-term rental apartment operators and the most significant rental needs of tenants in the market environment. The results of the study show that real estate developers’ flats are the most popular among the four major operators, and that C4: Providing emotional value, C7: Ability to resist risk and C8: Ability to prevent social incidents are aspects that tenants value more than others. The results of the study provide real estate operators with directions for optimization, provide other operators with criteria for improvement, prevent blind increases in rental stock and provide operators with a healthy competitive environment, which is of great significance to the healthy development of long-term rental apartments in China.

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Section: The Needs Of Long-term Rental Apartmentsmentioning

confidence: 99%