On Place Safety
For a long time, social factors have been identified as a set of crucial determinants of residential location choice and property value. Here, safety and security issues constitute a significant issue. Inhabitants are traditionally concerned about their neighborhoods and housing locations, and, cons...
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description | For a long time, social factors have been identified as a set of crucial determinants of residential location choice and property value. Here, safety and security issues constitute a significant issue. Inhabitants are traditionally concerned about their neighborhoods and housing locations, and, considering current problems in big Western cities, this concern is by no means lessening. The study presents a social innovation for assisting the search for safe housing environments. A list of quantifiable key features regarding negative externalities and actual criminality provides the basis for constructing a checklist for the comparison of safe places within a city, or comparing cities with respect to their safety for housing occupants, investors, developers and other stakeholders. The controversial nature of the argumentation notwithstanding, this method is suggested to prove valuable in circumstances marred by increasing social hazards and turmoil. |
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spelling | doaj.art-e48d6edf9e384df6839afb7ae9c641d02022-12-21T23:55:23ZengSciendoReal Estate Management and Valuation2300-52892022-03-01301657010.2478/remav-2022-0006On Place SafetyKauko Tom0Independent scholar, Budapest, HungaryFor a long time, social factors have been identified as a set of crucial determinants of residential location choice and property value. Here, safety and security issues constitute a significant issue. Inhabitants are traditionally concerned about their neighborhoods and housing locations, and, considering current problems in big Western cities, this concern is by no means lessening. The study presents a social innovation for assisting the search for safe housing environments. A list of quantifiable key features regarding negative externalities and actual criminality provides the basis for constructing a checklist for the comparison of safe places within a city, or comparing cities with respect to their safety for housing occupants, investors, developers and other stakeholders. The controversial nature of the argumentation notwithstanding, this method is suggested to prove valuable in circumstances marred by increasing social hazards and turmoil.https://doi.org/10.2478/remav-2022-0006location choiceproperty valuesafetysecuritysocial innovationr23r30r33 |
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title | On Place Safety |
title_full | On Place Safety |
title_fullStr | On Place Safety |
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title_short | On Place Safety |
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topic | location choice property value safety security social innovation r23 r30 r33 |
url | https://doi.org/10.2478/remav-2022-0006 |
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