Home Ownership Determinants Among Working Class Families - Mike Ifeanyi, Anyakora
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Land and finance were previously believed by housing scholars to constitute the only challenges to home ownership. Consequently, in most countries including Nigeria, very little attention was paid to the importance of behavioural, and lifestyle factors in home ownership. This book thoroughly examined the roles of four aspects of human behaviours namely: home ownership enthusiasm, marital trust; home ownership awareness; personal financial management skills, and lifestyle factors in determining home ownership among working class household particularly in developing economies with inefficient…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Land and finance were previously believed by housing scholars to constitute the only challenges to home ownership. Consequently, in most countries including Nigeria, very little attention was paid to the importance of behavioural, and lifestyle factors in home ownership. This book thoroughly examined the roles of four aspects of human behaviours namely: home ownership enthusiasm, marital trust; home ownership awareness; personal financial management skills, and lifestyle factors in determining home ownership among working class household particularly in developing economies with inefficient home mortgage finance system. Information in this book provides new scholarly understanding of the interactive influence of socio-economic, behavioural and lifestyle factors on home ownership.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. ANYAKORA, Ifeanyi Mike is an active home ownership and urban processes scholar. He is currently the Head and academic leader of the Department of Estate Management, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Uli Campus, Anambra State, Nigeria. Dr. Anyakora has successfully supervised to programme completion over 25 M.Sc. theses and many at B.Sc.