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The importance of tenure to retirement housing purchasers and the impact of culture upon their attitudes to tenure

Livette, Martin - In: Property Management 24 (2006) 5, pp. 464-478

Purpose – In this paper culture is considered by marketers to have a profound influence on consumer behaviour, yet explanations of tenure preference ignore or dismiss culture as a factor underlying such preferences. This paper therefore aims to examine the attitudes of retirement housing...

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Identifying the drivers behind housing preferences of first‐time owners

Reed, Richard; Mills, Anthony - In: Property Management 25 (2007) 3, pp. 225-241

to purchase a home for the first time. The data were analysed using factor analysis to identify the core decision … accounted for approximately 30 percent of the actual decision by first‐time buyers to purchase housing, where decisions relating … efficiency. Originality/value – In the paper the emphasis was placed on identifying and analysing the decision criteria behind …

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Public awareness of “green” and “energy efficient” residential property : An empirical survey based on data from New Zealand

Eves, Chris; Kippes, Stephan - In: Property Management 28 (2010) 3, pp. 193-208

show that regardless of income levels, buyers still consider that the most important factor in the house purchase decision …

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Impact of food courts and other factors on tenants′ businesses for a major shopping centre in Singapore

Sirpal, R.; Peng, O.L. - In: Property Management 13 (1995) 4, pp. 13-20

Examines, from the point of view of tenants, the impact of an introduction of a food court in a shopping centre on tenants′ businesses. Describes a study which was conducted in Singapore. Examines the importance of various factors related to the performance of their businesses. Surveys among...

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Attracting the retailer – the information weapon

Thurman, I. - In: Property Management 7 (1989) 1, pp. 39-44

Discusses the difficulties facing retailers whose profitability has fallen while sales have risen, and the effects this has on the retail property market. Identifies the financial health of the retailers, discerning customers, occupation cost uncertainty, boom in floorspace, and competition from...

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Dynamics of the relationship between product features, quality evaluation, and pricing

Yoon, Eunsang; Kijewski, Valerie - In: Pricing Strategy and Practice 5 (1997) 2, pp. 45-60

Examines the relationship between a product’s features, the consumer’s quality evaluation, and the marketer’s pricing in the context of a dynamic product/market environment. Estimates a simultaneous system model using two‐stage‐least‐squares regression on Consumer Reports data of...

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Effects of price reduction sale ads on consumer responses

Hoon Ang, Swee; Meng Leong, Siew; Lin Tey, Wei - In: Pricing Strategy and Practice 5 (1997) 3, pp. 116-125

An experiment was conducted in which level of claim (plausible versus implausible), claim type (tensile versus …

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Mode of payment and formation of reference prices

Monger, Jodie E.; Feinberg, Richard A. - In: Pricing Strategy and Practice 5 (1997) 4, pp. 142-147

States that reference price has emerged as a central feature in consumer decisions. The goal of this study was to explore the contribution of mode of payment to the formulation of personal reference prices (what one believes to be a fair price for a product) and reservation prices (the highest...

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Lost in music? Subjective personal introspection and popular music consumption

Shankar, Avi - In: Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal 3 (2000) 1, pp. 27-37

Reports on the use of subjective personal introspection. Offers a brief overview of subjective personal introspection and then describes the technique used to inform an ongoing piece of research that is being conducted into popular music consumption. Concludes by assessing the usefulness of the...

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Postmodern marketing: research issues for retail financial services

Dawes, Jillian; Berman Brown, Reva - In: Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal 3 (2000) 2, pp. 90-99

Postmodern conditions and re‐evaluations of marketing theory are prompting a re‐consideration of marketing strategies and methodologies. This paper is concerned with research issues arising from these changes and uses the case of retailing financial services as an illustration. Groups of...

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