Multifactorial approach to indoor environmental quality perception of social housing residents in Northern Spain

Perez-Bezos, Silvia; Grijalba, Olatz; Hernández-Minguillón, Rufino

doi:10.1080/09613218.2022.2130739

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“…This theory posits that consumer behavior in this context is primarily driven by rationality, as individuals strive to select the alternative that offers them the highest level of satisfaction or utility. In this particular scenario, the factors of pricing and economic advantages assume a significant role in the decision-making process (Perez-Bezos et al, 2023). Several parties are involved in the process of making purchasing choices.…”

Section: Literature Review Theory Purchase Decisionmentioning

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Non Bank Sharia Housing Decision Segment: Halal Friendly Environmental Effects as Moderation

Anggraeni,

Normasyhuri,

Kusuma

et al. 2023

JEBIS

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Introduction: The study conducted by researchers aimed to examine the correlation between pricing and digital marketing, as well as the impact of a halal-friendly atmosphere on the robustness of non-bank sharia-based property purchasing choices. Methods: The research methodology used in this study is quantitative, using the software SmartPLS 3.0. The collection of primary data was conducted by sampling respondents, namely non-bank sharia housing customers, via the purposive sampling method. A total of 500 samples were used for the study. The data was obtained via the use of Google Form, with the indicator assessment being conducted using a Likert Scale. Results: The study findings indicate a favorable correlation between pricing and digital marketing in connection to the decision-making process for purchasing non-bank sharia property. The establishment of a halal-compliant setting enhances the correlation between pricing and digital marketing in the context of consumer choices about non-bank sharia-compliant housing. Conclusion and suggestion: The objective of this study is to identify market opportunities and offer guidance to sharia housing developers in developing innovative housing concepts that align with market demands. Additionally, the study aims to enhance developers' understanding of and ability to respond to the needs and preferences of buyers seeking a halal-friendly living environment.

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Section: Literature Review Theory Purchase Decisionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Non Bank Sharia Housing Decision Segment: Halal Friendly Environmental Effects as Moderation

Anggraeni,

Normasyhuri,

Kusuma

et al. 2023

JEBIS

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“…Housing quality or value can be defined from various perspectives [1,2]. The quality of housing can also be expressed in lyrical or abstract terms, such as safe and comfortable housing [3] and houses suitable for living [4]. If one emphasizes a more realistic aspect, seismic resistance is the most important quality indicator for housing in earthquake-prone countries such as Taiwan and Japan [5].…”

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Post-Handover Housing Quality Management and Standards in Korea

Park

Seo

2023

Buildings

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Housing quality is a subject of dispute worldwide, and these disputes are increasing due to the significant differences in the views of producers and consumers on quality standards. To arbitrate disputes, an objective evaluation of housing quality is necessary. In Korea, disputes over housing quality in the post-handover stage result in lawsuits, thus becoming a social issue. This study analyzed the results of lawsuits against housing complexes in Korea. The ratio of defect repair cost to construction cost (DRCCC) was adopted as an indicator, and the quality level of the building was evaluated using a control chart to select failures. The findings showed that there were more cases where the construction cost was small, the housing quality was poor, the deviation was wide, and the quality defect exceeded the limit level of the control chart. To improve housing quality, it is necessary to strengthen quality management, to control the quality within the management limit, and to adjust standards by reflecting the consumer’s viewpoint.

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Quantifying Household Discomfort Perception: An Application for Spain

Aristondo,

Grijalba,

Onaindia

et al. 2024

Soc Indic Res

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The physical structure of the dwelling itself and its immediate surroundings determine its Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) and this has a direct impact on the perception of comfort and wellbeing of the people who live there. Analysing the adequacy of housing from a comfort perception perspective makes it possible to better design renovation strategies for buildings. The aim of this paper is to define a multidimensional index based on multiple comfort variables to measure household discomfort. The proposed method assigns to each household a level of discomfort according to the comfort variables in which it is affected. Subsequently, these households’ values are aggregated to obtain an overall discomfort value for the society analysed. The evolution of the perception of discomfort from 2008 to 2020, the incidence of each of the variables, and the characteristics of the dwellings with the highest levels of discomfort are studied for Spanish households using the Spanish Survey on Income and Living Conditions. The results highlight a large increase in discomfort in 2020, the year of Covid-19 lockdown in Spain, and reveal that the most affected households are those living in populated areas, in apartments and in rented houses, and that the variable that affects them the most is Acoustic Comfort.

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Multifactorial approach to indoor environmental quality perception of social housing residents in Northern Spain

Cited by 4 publications

References 62 publications

Non Bank Sharia Housing Decision Segment: Halal Friendly Environmental Effects as Moderation

Non Bank Sharia Housing Decision Segment: Halal Friendly Environmental Effects as Moderation

Post-Handover Housing Quality Management and Standards in Korea

Quantifying Household Discomfort Perception: An Application for Spain

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