We estimate a joint model of housing choice along several dimensions to account for
changing valuations of housing outcomes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We consider …

The rise in urbanization has led to an expansion of traditional urban externalities toward
suburban and rural areas together with changes in the preferences of human populations for …

Problem, research strategy, and findings Residential relocation is a way for older adults to
cope with income changes, health changes, and other life cycle events such as the loss of a …

Chinese cities have changed from an egalitarian work unit based residential system toward
a diversified housing estate-based neighborhood system under market-oriented reform and …

This study uses behavioral observation, interviews, and questionnaire research to
investigate the residential environment. It also evaluates the elderly in four representative …

Under the macro context of severe global aging, the typical villages and dwellings of the
Miao ethnic group in western Hunan were selected, and the daily life and health status of the …

This paper explores the residential mobility of older adults, with a focus on the influence of
distance to children on those decisions. Using the geocoded Health and Retirement Study …

Building an aging-friendly city is necessary, considering the unprecedented demographic
shift of the aging population. It is necessary to study the built environment conditions …

Background Naturally occurring retirement communities (NORCs) are geographical areas
that have naturally become home to a large concentration of older adults. This density …

Purpose In metropolitan areas experiencing rapid urbanization and housing production, the
size of housing units emerges as a crucial factor to consider in housing policy formulation …