Search Results for Neighborhood satisfaction

... Area Study and several administrative sources, we assess the extent to which the racial proxy hypothesis describes neighborhood satisfaction among whites, African Americans, and Latinos living across a broad range of neighborhood contexts. The racial proxy perspective applies weakly to whites...

... (mobility vs. migration), and measurement of satisfaction and structural variables. Nevertheless, two broad conclusions can be made. First, levels of housing and neighborhood satisfaction are better predictors of mobility desires than mobility expectations. Mobility desires are largely unconstrained...

... of Neighborhood Satisfaction: A Metropolitan-Level Analysis . Sociological Quarterly , 24 , 287 – 303 . 10.1111/j.1533-8525.1983.tb00703.x Lee , K. S. ( 1966 ). A Theory of Migration . Demography , 3 , 47 – 57 . 10.2307/2060063 McGinnis , R. ( 1968 ). A Stochastic Model of Social...

...- ferent with respect to the number of liv- ing children, the number of miscarriages, social stress, neighborhood satisfaction, and the respondent's comparison of his socioeconomic position with that of his parents. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN URBAN MI- GRANTS AND NONMIGRANTS-As the Z dis- tribution of the mean...

.... ( 1978 ). Invidious Distinctions among Cars, Clothes, and Suburbs . Public Opinion Quarterly , 42 , 49 – 58 . 10.1086/268428 Fernandez R.M. , & Kulik J.E. ( 1981 ). A Multilevel Model of Life Satisfaction: Effects of Individual Characteristics and Neighborhood Composition...

...” explanations of urban neighborhood attachment. 14 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1997 1997 Census Tract Residential Mobility Residential Environment Residential Stability Housing Satisfaction References Baba Y. , & Austin M.D. ( 1989 ). Neighborhood...

... ....................................625–651 Swaroop, Sapna and Maria Krysan. The Determinants of Neighborhood Satisfaction: Racial Proxy Revisited..................................1203–1229 Takagi, Emiko and Merril Silverstein. Purchasing Piety? Coresidence of Married Children With Their Older Parents in Japan...

... or more socioeconomically disadvantaged than they would otherwise move to in order to be close to kin. Kin location is likely important because it changes the calculus of what is considered a desirable neighborhood. Living close to kin may improve neighborhood satisfaction by providing resources...

.... All variables except the actual move were measured at one point in time; actual mobility (yes or no) was observed approximately one year Individual or Household Characteristics Location Relative Characterist ics Satisfaction (Hollsing, Job, with Consider Neighborhood, Residential Hoving Region...

... of variables re- lated to movement intentions and behav- ior. Age, race, socioeconomic level and aspirations, marital status, life cycle stage, familial ties, mobility history, duration of current residence, crowding and other in- dicators of housing adjustment, tenure, neighborhood satisfaction, and different...

..., volume 11, number 2, May 1974 Individual or Household Characteristics Location Relative Characteristics Satisfaction (Hovs i.ng , Job, with Consider Neighborhood, Residential Moving Region) Location Social Bonds FIGURE I.-Model for the First Stage of Mobility Decision-Making: The Determinants of Who...

.... ( 2011 ). The determinants of neighborhood satisfaction: Racial proxy revisited . Demography , 48 , 1203 – 1229 . Taddy M. ( 2013 ). Multinomial inverse regression for text analysis . Journal of the American Statistical Association , 108 , 755 – 770 . Timberlake J. M...

... ). Influence of proximity to kin on residential mobility and destination choice: Examining local movers in metropolitan areas . Demography , 54 , 1277 – 1304 . Swaroop S. , & Krysan M. ( 2011 ). The determinants of neighborhood satisfaction: Racial proxy revisited . Demography , 48...

...William A. V. Clark Abstract A study of the expressed preferences of four different ethnic groups in the Los Angeles metropolitan area shows strong desires for own-race combinations in the ethnicity of neighborhoods that individuals say they would choose when seeking a new residence. The results...

...) (5,614) Needed larger or better dwelling 23.1 4.1 18.4 (12,148) (712) (12,860) Family increased or decreased 1.0 0.5 0.9 (525) (81) (607) Less expensive dwelling 6.5 2.0 5.3 (3,394) (336) (3,729) Retirement mobility 0.4 0.0 0.3 (229) (7) (236) Neighborhood overcrowded 1.0 0.2 0.8 (519) (42) (561) Wanted...

... with respect to a dwelling and neighborhood. Several cri- teria which might enter into defining an aspiration set are discussed by Brown and Longbrake (1970), and these are reflected in the characteristics of the 179 TABLE l.-Coefficients Used in Distance Decay Functions for Estimates of Awareness Spaces...

... to reintegration: Trends in the racial/ethnic segregation of metropolitan public schools, 1993–2009 . American Educational Research Journal , 50 , 497 – 531 . 10.3102/0002831213478462 . Swaroop , S. , & Krysan , M. ( 2011 ). The determinants of neighborhood satisfaction: Racial proxy...

...Emilio Casetti 8 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1972 1972 Dual Variable Linear Programming Model Neighborhood Character Migration Cost Migrant Household References Brown , L. A. , Horton , F. E. , & Wittick , R. L. ( 1970 ). On place...

...-course indicators, housing characteristics, and socioeconomic resources are strong predictors of neighborhood selection (South and Crowder 1997 ), both the residential satisfaction model and the spatial assimilation perspective generally ignore the broader geographic context in which residential...

.... , & Hendren N. ( 2018 ). The impacts of neighborhoods on intergenerational mobility I: Childhood exposure effects . Quarterly Journal of Economics , 133 , 1107 – 1162 . Chevan A. ( 1989 ). The growth of home ownership: 1940–1980 . Demography , 26 , 249 – 266 . Chivers W. R...