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| STUDY ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RESIDENTS'-HOUSING CONSUMPTION IN THE WESTERN REGION COUTY SEAT——Take the Eight Couties of Shanxi Province for Instance:Sanyuan Couty,Qian Couty etc. |
| YANG Peng-peng, WAN Di-fang |
| The school of management, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi'an 710049, China |
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Abstract The unit of County is the basic unit which is comparatively complete in function. The county seat is the combination of the urban and rural economy, also its the joints of the industrial and agricultural economy. Also, it has the strategic position in connecting urban with rural areas. At the same time, the county seat is an important node that to advance urbanization strategy. The population of the western county seats is 41%of the total of the western cities and towns.Therefore,the study of the consuming characteristics of the people in the county seats is essential. As a matter of fact, such issue is hardly tackled in the previous literatures. This article is based on the figures investigated from the San young county and supplied by the figures from the other seven counties in shaanxi.Based on the figures given above,I calculated the housing marketization index, studied the current residents' housing situation and analyzed and concluded their housing characteristics. The main points including the following:The shortage of large-scale commercial communities in the counties.The decentralization of the dwelling Incompleteness of the functions The poor planning and property management The lack of the competent Real Estate companies The price for most of the multistory residence buildings is 750 RMB/sqm The residents' acceptance for the lower-price apartments The normal size required by people there is more than 100sqm The requirements for the community environment Apart from the needs for power and water facilities, the indoors requirements are:the central heating system, solar water heater, natural gas and internet line. Concerns about the Brand of the developers. Trust to the advertisement.
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Received: 15 October 2004
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2005, Vol. 20 
