Housing price are a hot topic of social concern and a crucial factor influencing the settlement and well-being of the floating population.This study examines 41 cities in the Yangtze River Delta region from 2012 to 2018.By employing exploratory spatial data analysis,we investigate the spatial correlation between urban housing prices and the willingness of floating population to reside in specific areas.Through the utili-zation of spatial panel econometric models and geographically and temporally weighted regression(GTWR)models,we reveal the overall impact and spatial heterogeneity patterns of urban housing price on the settle-ment intentions of the floating population.The findings are as follows:1)Housing price in the Yangtze River Delta region exhibit an"east high,west low"pattern,while the settlement intentions of the floating popula-tion show a"west high,east low"pattern.Both housing price and settlement intentions demonstrate an up-ward trend,with increased spatial disparities in housing price and reduced spatial disparities in settlement in-tentions.2)There is a strong positive spatial correlation between urban housing price and the settlement in-tentions of the floating population.However,a significant negative spatial correlation exists between the two factors.3)Urban housing price have an overall negative impact on the settlement intentions of the floating population.4)Stable housing price contribute to an increase in the settlement intentions of the floating popu-lation,whereas rapid increases in housing price hinder such intentions.
关键词
房价/流动人口/居留意愿/影响效应/长三角地区
Key words
housing price/floating population/settlement intention/impact effect/Yangtze River Delta region
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