Trends and Issues of Geographical Studies on Condominiums in Japan

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  • KUBO Tomoko
    Graduate Student, University of Tsukuba, JSPS Research Fellow

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  • マンションを扱った地理学的研究の動向と課題
  • マンションを扱った地理学的研究の動向と課題--日本での研究を中心に
  • マンション オ アツカッタ チリガクテキ ケンキュウ ノ ドウコウ ト カダイ ニホン デ ノ ケンキュウ オ チュウシン ニ
  • 日本での研究を中心に

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Abstract

This study focused on the trends and issues of geographical studies on condominiums in Japan by means of a paper review of condominium supply and condominium demands in urban geography. First, this paper analyzed the Japanese housing market since the Second World War to explore the housing institutions. Second, a paper review of literature from the perspective of condominium supply was described. Third, a paper review of literatures from a perspective of condominium residents was performed. In addition, changing residential structure due to increase of condominium supply was discussed. Finally, the themes that should contribute to the development of geographical studies on housing studies were discussed. Several studies on condominium supply clarified the relationship between condominium supply and change in land use. The development of urban residential structures according to the characteristics of condominium supply was also challenged in the present study. Furthermore, studies on condominium residents were conducted to clarify the characteristics of the residents by residential forms and housing submarket. Residential choices and residential preferences of condominium residents were analyzed frequently. Some studies investigate the condominium suppliers’ strategies with regard to changing housing needs and residential preferences of condominium residents that include the households’ structures and the individual backgrounds of the residents, and searching behaviors for condominiums in the metropolitan region and suburbs; such studies are worthy of discussion.

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  • Geographical Space

    Geographical Space 3 (1), 43-56, 2010

    Japan Association on Geographical Space

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