Räumliche Mobilität, Familiendynamik und Wohnen

Wagner, Michael; Mulder, Clara H.

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“…Family formation is closely related to both residential mobility and first‐time homeownership (Enström Öst, ; Feijten & Mulder, ; Mulder & Lauster, ; Mulder & Wagner, ). Consistent with the view that relocations are instrumental means for reaching life course goals, like starting a family, moves in young adulthood often take place in anticipation of marriage and childbirth (Bayrakdar et al, ; Kley, ; Kulu, ; Kulu & Steele, ; Kurz, ; Michielin & Mulder, ; Mulder & Wagner, ; Vidal, Huinink, & Feldhaus, ; Wagner & Mulder, ; Willekens, ).…”

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“…Family formation is closely related to both residential mobility and first-time homeownership (Enström Öst, 2012;Feijten & Mulder, 2002;Mulder & Lauster, 2010;Mulder & Wagner, 2001). Consistent with the view that relocations are instrumental means for reaching life course goals, like starting a family, moves in young adulthood often take place in anticipation of marriage and childbirth (Bayrakdar et al, 2018;Kley, 2011;Kulu, 2008;Kulu & Steele, 2013;Kurz, 2004b;Michielin & Mulder, 2008;Mulder & Wagner, 1998;Vidal, Huinink, & Feldhaus, 2017;Wagner & Mulder, 2015;Willekens, 1987). 2 Homeownership rates have increased since 1980 in Germany but are still below those of Great Britain, the Netherlands, and other European countries (Filandri & Olagnero, 2014;Wind, Lersch, & Dewilde, 2017).…”

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confidence: 89%

“…The body of research explaining how residential relocation is linked to other aspects of the life cycle, like partnership and family formation or occupational and housing careers, has improved rapidly over the last decades (Courgeau, 1990;Wagner & Mulder, 2015). The life course approach provides a powerful theoretical framework for analysing and explaining the processes underlying the development of interlinked life course dimensions (Bernardi, Huinink, & Settersten, 2019).…”

Section: A Life Course Approach To Residential Relocationmentioning

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Intergenerational transmission of housing choice: The relevance of green spaces for moving into a family house across social class

Kley

Stenpaß

2020

Population Space and Place

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A proper family house is for many a self‐owned house with a private garden in a purely residential area. We analyse the relevance of having grown up in a parental home with a garden and in close proximity to green spaces for moving into a detached or terraced house for one or two families, whether rented or bought, which we call a “family house.” Simultaneously, we analyse whether the same predictors trigger becoming a homeowner, accounting for parental social class in both equations of bivariate probit models. On the basis of West German Socio‐Economic Panel data (1984–2016), the housing trajectories of respondents from age 16 are followed for up to 32 years (N = 8,005 persons). We find that having lived in a parental home with a garden increases the likelihood of moving into a family house but not the likelihood of first‐time homeownership. Likewise, parental homeownership increases exclusively the likelihood of adult children's first‐time homeownership. Parental home characteristics are found to be more important for adult children's housing type choice and tenure than social background. The results suggest that moves into a family house are triggered by intergenerational transmission of housing type preferences, whereas the transmission of homeownership is a parallel but distinguishable process. Additional findings about the importance of having lived close to public green spaces for both, housing choice and tenure, call for further research.

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Intergenerational transmission of housing choice: The relevance of green spaces for moving into a family house across social class

Kley

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2020

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“…Finalmente, en lo que respecta a las características del hogar y a las responsabilidades que en él pueden tener los ocupados considerados, se confirma lo concluido en otros estudios (puede consultarse un resumen de estos en Wagner y Mulder, 2015). En el caso español, Camarero y Oliva (2008) encuentran un resultado similar.…”

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“…Por su parte, los empleados de mayor cualificación viven y trabajan cerca de los centros urbanos. Otras variables que influyen en la decisión de escoger la residencia y el puesto de trabajo son la disponibilidad de medios de transporte (Mendiola et al, 2014), la edad del individuo (Wagner y Mulder, 2015), las características de la familia (Mendiola et al, 2014;Wagner y Mulder, 2015), la calidad de vida en el municipio de residencia (Shuai, 2012) o la presencia de más de un trabajador en el hogar (Vale, 2013;Wagner y Mulder, 2015).…”

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Explorando las relaciones entre el desplazamiento al trabajo y los cambios de residencia en España. Un análisis con datos individuales

2017

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ResumenEn este artículo, se analizan los factores determinantes de los tipos de movilidad más significativos que afectan a los trabajadores: los desplazamientos cotidianos entre la residencia y el lugar de empleo, y los cambios de domicilio. También se explora la influencia que cada uno de estos fenómenos ejerce en el otro. Para ello, se estiman dos modelos alternativos mediante la técnica del logit multinomial. Los datos individuales utilizados se refieren al caso español y proceden del Censo de Población de 2011, con lo que se actualizan estudios previos realizados antes de la gran recesión. Una aportación significativa del artículo es el uso de los mercados locales de trabajo (MLT) españoles como unidad territorial de referencia. Cada uno de dichos mercados agrupa a municipios estrechamente ligados entre sí en términos de movilidad entre la residencia y el lugar de empleo, y están delimitados por fronteras que son cruzadas con poca frecuencia en el curso de dichos desplazamientos, lo que los convierte en unidades funcionales relevantes frente a la alternativa de utilizar referencias geográficas de naturaleza administrativa. El uso de los MLT permite distinguir, a partir de los microdatos censales recodificados por el INE, entre movimientos migratorios (variaciones de lugar de residencia entre MLT distintos) y simples movimientos residenciales dentro de un mismo MLT (que, por tanto, no hacen imprescindible un cambio de ubicación laboral en términos de accesibilidad). Los resultados corroboran que existe una * Esta investigación ha sido financiada por el proyecto CSO2014-55780-C3-2-P (Programa Estatal de Fomento de la Investigación Científica y Técnica de Excelencia, Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad). Los datos utilizados han sido facilitados por el Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), aunque dicha institución no es responsable de la exactitud de los análisis llevados a cabo por los autores. This article discusses the determinants of two of the most significant types of workers' mobility: travel-to-work commuting and changes in the place of residence. It explores, in particular, the extent to which these phenomena influence each other. Accordingly, two alternative models are estimated using the multinomial logit technique. The individual data used come from the Spanish Population Census of 2011, which allows updating previous works that did not take into account the effects of the Great Recession. A significant contribution of the paper is the use of labour market areas (LMAs) as territorial reference units. Each of these areas brings together closely linked municipalities in terms of commuting flows and are delimited by boundaries that are infrequently crossed in the course of such trips; two features which make them relevant for this analysis in contrast with the alternative of using administrative territorial units as the reference geography. The recodification of the census microdata by the INE according to this territorial reference makes it possible to differentiate between migrations (change o...

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Interrelation between births and the housing market: A cointegration analysis for the Spanish case

Fernández

Llorente-Marrón

Méndez-Rodrı́guez

2018

Population Space and Place

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There are numerous studies that have analysed the demographic effects on the demand for housing. In addition, different studies have examined how housing market conditions affect family formation. This paper analyses the causal relations between the housing cycle and fertility in Spain during the period 1986-2014. Employing a model of the dynamic interrelationship between the housing cycle and fertility, this paper investigates how changes in housing supply affect decisions to have children, and how these decisions, in turn, have an effect on the housing market. The theoretical approach considers housing as an important associated cost of raising children, considering the latter as normal goods. The empirical evidence is obtained via the specification of an error correction model that allows short-and long-term adjustments in the variables. The domino effect of the long term on the short term is evaluated. The model thus obtained detects a long-term equilibrium between the two series, a cointegrating equation.

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Räumliche Mobilität, Familiendynamik und Wohnen

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Cited by 32 publications

References 111 publications

Intergenerational transmission of housing choice: The relevance of green spaces for moving into a family house across social class

Intergenerational transmission of housing choice: The relevance of green spaces for moving into a family house across social class

Explorando las relaciones entre el desplazamiento al trabajo y los cambios de residencia en España. Un análisis con datos individuales

Interrelation between births and the housing market: A cointegration analysis for the Spanish case

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