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July 22, 2013Urban GeographyOpen Access

Residential Satisfaction in China's Informal Settlements: A Case Study of Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou

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The study aims to evaluate residential satisfaction in China's informal settlements from residents' perspectives.
Conducted a household survey in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou.
Analyzed local context as a determinant of residential satisfaction.
Compared satisfaction levels among different socioeconomic groups.
Local contexts emerged as principal determinants of residential satisfaction.
Residents, including migrants and low-income groups, showed similar levels of satisfaction as higher-income groups.
Social attachment significantly influences residential satisfaction, while exclusion negatively impacts it.

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This research examines residential satisfaction in informal settlements, highlighting social attachment as key in urban populations.

Li et al. (2013) studied this question.

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