英文摘要 |
Community cohesion and institutionalized management are perceived as the communitarian and institutional solutions to collective action in condominium management and maintenance; the community cohesion enhances resident relationships and “sense of community” whereas institutionalized management helps retain living quality. Based on the analysis of subjective satisfaction and objective performance, community cohesion and institutionalized management appear to co-exist in housing management. However, the effect of the degree of delegation (institutionalized management) is more significant than community cohesion in performance of management. This analytical finding suggests institutional solutions have a greater impact that communitarian solution on collective action in housing management. Moreover, “good” housing management and maintenance requires a high degree of subjective satisfaction and quality objective performance with “satisfied residents in safe, clean, and comfortable homes.” Empirical results also indicate that condominium size, house age, management efficiency, community cohesion, and degree of delegation contribute to good performance of housing management and maintenance. |