Urbanism Next: Residential Preference

Bowers, Alison; Larco, Nico

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Urbanism Next: Residential Preference

2017-04-01
By Bowers, Alison ; Larco, Nico

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Creators:

Bowers, Alison ; Larco, Nico
Corporate Creators:

University of Oregon
Corporate Contributors:

University of Oregon. Urbanism Next Center
Subject/TRT Terms:

Autonomous Vehicles Consumer Preferences Electronic Commerce Residential Location
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
Corporate Publisher:

University of Oregon, Urbanism Next Center
Abstract:

Residential Preference: the social, environmental, and physical preferences that affect a person or family’s choice of residential location (for this report's purposes, in relation to the urban core and other amenities offered as a part of living in density). The introduction of autonomous vehicles and the comprehensive integration of E-commerce into the urban and suburban fabric will have a widespread effect on the factors that influence a resident’s location preference.
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PDF
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US Transportation Collection Autonomous Vehicles
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File Language:

English

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