英文摘要 |
Since the system of pre-sale house emerged in the 1960s, existing house and pre-sale house have become two major types of property in Taiwan’s housing market. However, with the constant rise of housing prices, not only the market competition continues to increase in intensity, there is also a growing concern about pre-sale house.To identify the decision-making factors affecting the consumers’intention to purchase pre-sale house, this study reviews the existing literature and establish a research structure, which contains 8 analytic dimensions: master plan, economic condition, surrounding environment, neighborhood amenities, traffic, market supply, potential for future development, and social factors. To further break down the compositions of these interrelated dimensions, this study identifies 29 decision-making factors in total. By focusing on the case of Taipei Metropolitan Area, here the Modified Delphi Method and Expert Survey are conducted to examine the relative significance of these analytic dimensions and decision-making factors. As observed in this study, master plan, economic condition and neighborhood amenities are the highest-valued dimensions among all, while the social factors are the lowest-valued. For the factors affecting the consumers’decisions on purchasing pre-sale houses, most of the survey respondents give their highest priority to master plan, loan repayment ability and loan-to-value ratio, with the factor of marketing and advertisement rated as the least significance. In sum, the result of this study not only can be taken as the guidance for potential consumers of pre-sale house; it can also provide reference for the developers and architects in terms of product positioning. |