Consumer Preference for Neotraditional Neighborhood Characteristics

By H. Morrow‐Jones, Elena G. Irwin, B. Roe. 2004

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Factors That Influence Residents' Satisfaction With Neighborhoods (2008, background): “…in Neotraditional and New Urbanism include well-connected street grids, narrow streets, higher density, civic and open spaces within walking distance of residences, smaller block sizes, a mix of housing types and land uses, and pedestrian-friendly streets (Morrow-Jones et al., 2004).”
Do changes in neighborhood characteristics lead to changes in travel behavior? A structural equations modeling approach (2007, background): “…the built environment to change individuals’ travel patterns may be limited by the apparently sizable share of households who favor suburban types of development (Morrow-Jones et al. 2004), and land use and transportation policies aiming to reduce auto dependence may not have the expected effects.”
How does neighborhood design affect life satisfaction? Evidence from Twin Cities (2016, background): “On the other hand, an apparently sizable share of households favor characteristics of sprawl development (Cao, 2008; Morrow-Jones et al., 2004).”