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Residential mobility breeds familiarity-seeking.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2012Why are American landscapes (e.g., housing developments, shopping malls) so uniform, despite the well-known American penchant for independence and uniqueness? We propose that this paradox can be explained by American mobility: Residential mobility fosters familiarity-seeking and familiarity-liking, while allowing individuals to pursue their personal ...
Shigehiro Oishi +4 more
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Neighborhood Evaluation in Residential Mobility [PDF]
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1979 The evaluative dimensions used to rate neighborhoods, within the context of residential mobility, are investigated. It is shown that different sets of dimensions are used to evaluate different neighborhoods, although similar dimensions tend to be used for similar neighborhoods.
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Residential Mobility and Neighbourhood Outcomes
Housing Studies, 2006When households move they obviously weigh both the quality of the house and the quality of the neighbourhood in their decision process. But, to the extent that housing quality and neighbourhood quality are inter-twined it is difficult to disentangle the extent to which households are more focused on one or another of these two components of the choice ...
Clark, W.A.V. +2 more
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Residential mobility and social capital [PDF]
Journal of Urban Economics, 2007 Abstract This paper empirically investigates the role of social capital in households' residential mobility behavior by considering its spatial dimension. This study focuses on a household's social ties with people living nearby, which we refer to as its “local social capital.” Local social capital may deter residential mobility, because the ...
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Residential mobility microsimulation models
SPIE Proceedings, 2010Residential mobility refers to the spatial movement of individuals and households between dwellings within an urban area. This considerable amount of intra-urban movement affects the urban structure and has significant repercussions for urban transportation.
Yifei Wang, Lun Wu
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Residential mobility and trust
2023Research about the relationship between residential mobility and trust in China.
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Residential Mobility in Venice, 1850-1869
Annales de démographie historique, 1999This study is based on the population register set up in Venice in 1850 and regularly updated until 1869. It is well known that population registers offer continuous-time information on the life-history of households, recording changes both in their composition and place of residence.
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Residential Mobility in Dutch Housing Markets
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1986A one percent stratified random sample of all Dutch households (comprising 62 000 households) is used to examine mobility in the Dutch housing market. Two techniques, proportional reduction in uncertainty (PRU), and logit analysis are used to evaluate the relative contribution of independent variables in explaining mobility across the tenure types and
W A V Clark, M C Deurloo, F M Dieleman
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Segregation and Residential Mobility
European Urban and Regional Studies, 2004Segregation patterns and trends are traditionally considered to be changing through residential mobility, while scant attention is paid to the social mobility of long-term residents. This paper explores first the origins of this unilateral attention and ultimately relates it to the context in which mobility, and residential mobility in particular ...
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RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY AND PSYCHIATRIC HELP-SEEKING
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1965This study of 322 patients who sought help at two psychiatric facilities in the summer of 1963 in Los Angeles County indicates there is at least 2½ times higher incidence of migrants in such a sample than in the general population. Also, there was a 53% incidence of having changed residences within the year of seeking help, and 82% within the previous ...
A W, WILSON, G, SAVER, P A, LACHENBRUCH
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