Under what conditions does one find a newhome via one’s social network? Does theway in which a house is acquired affect how satisfied one is with the house? We formulate hypotheses on the characteristics of personal networks, the context of the move and their effect on those who attain a house through informal channels and how satisfied they are with the new home. We use a representative dataset from theNetherlands (the Survey of the SocialNetworks of the Dutch, SSND, n = 1007) to test our arguments. Our results show that buyers with more diverse social networks and renters with larger social networks are more likely to find their home via social contacts. However, finding a home through an informal channel does not enhance their satisfacti...
Urban regeneration is increasingly used by Australian governments as a means of physically upgrading...
The aim of this article is to analyze the contribution of social ties to moving to high-opportunity ...
Commuting has been found to be one of the least enjoyable activities in an individual’s day. As comm...
Under what conditions does one find a newhome via one’s social network? Does theway in which a house...
Commuting has been found to be one of the least enjoyable activities. As it is a consequence of the ...
Using a large individual-level survey spanning several years and more than 150 countries, we examine...
Using a representative national sample of personal networks, this article explores how the spatial d...
From a sociological perspective, this study challenges the idea that personal relationships and netw...
Following up on the prediction by classical sociological theorists that neighbours will become irrel...
We investigate the association between household arrangements and social network characteristics by ...
Feeling socially integrated and being satisfied with one’s social life are important indicators for ...
Because people can cover long distances either online or by travelling to keep in touch with associa...
This study examines the role of social networks during the housing search process for middle-class b...
Urban regeneration is increasingly used by Australian governments as a means of physically upgrading...
The aim of this article is to analyze the contribution of social ties to moving to high-opportunity ...
Commuting has been found to be one of the least enjoyable activities in an individual’s day. As comm...
Under what conditions does one find a newhome via one’s social network? Does theway in which a house...
Commuting has been found to be one of the least enjoyable activities. As it is a consequence of the ...
Using a large individual-level survey spanning several years and more than 150 countries, we examine...
Using a representative national sample of personal networks, this article explores how the spatial d...
From a sociological perspective, this study challenges the idea that personal relationships and netw...
Following up on the prediction by classical sociological theorists that neighbours will become irrel...
We investigate the association between household arrangements and social network characteristics by ...
Feeling socially integrated and being satisfied with one’s social life are important indicators for ...
Because people can cover long distances either online or by travelling to keep in touch with associa...
This study examines the role of social networks during the housing search process for middle-class b...
Urban regeneration is increasingly used by Australian governments as a means of physically upgrading...
The aim of this article is to analyze the contribution of social ties to moving to high-opportunity ...
Commuting has been found to be one of the least enjoyable activities in an individual’s day. As comm...