Effects of NIMBY facilities homebuyers and willingness to live by －A Case Study of Hsinchu City

• Main Authors: Tseng, Ming-Ghing, 曾明清
• Other Authors: Chen, Luan-Feng
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/wd33vv

碩士 === 國立清華大學 === 環境與文化資源學系所 === 106 === Abstract The living environment of a modern society is compact presenting little chance to stay far away from facilities around, such as funeral homes, electrical substations, hospitals, airports, highways, recycling landfill, red-light districts...etc. Many of the above are not favorable to local resident. This study examines the impact of adjacent facilities to buyers’ decision. Through literature review and experts feedback, 30 different facilities commonly encountered in the neighborhood formulated the major content of questionnaires. The final version of the questionnaire was reviewed by scholars and confirmed by experts before dissemination. The survey area covers professionals 20 years and older residing within the Xinzhu Area. After the comprehensive collation and data analysis, the final results are presented in terms of age, education, gender, and occupation. The statistics of the respondents concerned about the problem of adjacent facilities, and the seriousness of the adjacent facilities affecting the decision making process is ranked. Finally, the study reports the top 10 most serious impact caused by facilities on residential environment. The result of the survey shows that 92.6% of people concern on adjacent facilities. Out of 30 locally unwanted land uses, funeral homes caused the most serious impact, followed by garbage dumps and grave yards.The results of this study, in addition to confirming that the majority of the population will be affected by the neighborhood facilities, and final statistics on the top 10 people's most concerned adjacent facilities provide guidance to general consumers.