Determinants of Neighborhood Satisfaction in Fee-Based Gated and Nongated Communities

By David W. Chapman, J. Lombard. 2006

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The Relation of Perceived and Objective Environment Attributes to Neighborhood Satisfaction (2017, background): “A less than satisfactory neighborhood can lead to poor health outcomes and can drive residents to move elsewhere (Chapman & Lombard, 2006).”
Housing satisfaction in medium- and high-cost housing: The case of Greater Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2012, background): “Neighborhood conditions such as neighborhood upkeep, pollution, and crime are also found to be important to the assessment of households’ surroundings (Chapman & Lombard, 2006; Cook, 1988; Gibson, 2007; Hipp, 2010).”
Residential Satisfaction in Housing Estates in European Cities: A Multi-level Research Approach (2011, background): “…may be some very direct relationships between satisfaction, on the one hand, and individual and household characteristics, as well as dwelling and estate (or residential environment) characteristics on the other hand (see, for example, Amerigo & Aragones, 1997; Chapman & Lombard, 2006; Lu, 1999).”
Determinants of Neighbourhood Satisfaction and Perception of Neighbourhood Reputation (2011, background): “Younger people have been found to be less satisfied with their neighbourhood than elderly people (Lu, 1999; Parkes et al., 2002; Chapman & Lombard, 2006), possibly because they had less time to select themselves into a pleasant environment.”