排序方式: 共有41条查询结果,搜索用时 4 毫秒
41.
Transportation and land-use preferences and residents’ neighborhood choices: the sufficiency of compact development in the Atlanta region 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
This paper analyzes the transportation and land-use preference and actual neighborhood choices of a sample of 1,455 residents
of metro Atlanta. We develop a stated-preference scale on which desires for neighborhood type are gauged, from preferences
for low-density, auto-oriented environments to desires for compact, walkable, and transit-oriented neighborhoods. This scale
is then related to desires for change in one’s own neighborhood characteristics after a hypothetical move. If all neighborhood
preferences were equally likely to be satisfied, then neighborhood preferences would not be correlated with a desire for change.
By contrast, in the current study, stronger preferences for a more walkable environment are associated with greater desire
for change in one’s neighborhood characteristics. This suggests an undersupply of compact, walkable, and transit-friendly
neighborhood types relative to current demand.
相似文献
Lawrence D. Frank (Corresponding author)Email: |