调查尼日利亚埃努古都市住宅房地产市场的租户选择偏见和歧视

C. U. Ugonabo, F. Emoh
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尼日利亚人口的快速增长导致了对租赁住房需求的相应增加,这促使房地产投资者利用这个机会,为大量人口提供私人租赁住房,以抵消政府无法提供足够住房的影响。由于租客是出租房屋的收入来源,因此房东或其代理人选择最好的租客是很重要的。本文调查了埃努古大都市注册房地产测量和估值公司采用的租户选择标准,以确定租户选择的要求,并检查其选择过程中的偏见和歧视的性质,以确定潜在租户在确保租赁住宿时所需的重要标准。本研究采用调查研究方法。对埃努古市44家注册房地产公司进行结构化问卷调查。使用相对重要性指数(RII)对收集的数据进行分析,以对租户选择标准进行排名。调查结果显示,虽然就业/职业(0.9758)、就业性质(0.9635)、支付租金能力(0.9592)等重要的租户选择标准分别排在第1、2、3位,但种族(0.8976)、家庭规模(0.8863)、婚姻状况(0.8757)、宗教信仰(0.8571)等偏见和歧视因素分别排在第4、5、6、7位。因此,埃努古大都市住宅物业市场在租户选择上存在着显著程度的偏见和歧视。该研究建议颁布立法,概述在选择租户时所采用的标准,其中不存在任何形式的偏见和歧视,在全国范围内重新调整公民的取向,反对种族偏见,因为种族偏见是选择租户时的主要偏见形式,并使房东和物业管理人员了解选择租户时偏见的后果。
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Investigating Tenant Selection Bias and Discrimination in the Enugu Metropolitan Residential Property Market, Nigeria
The rapid rise in Nigeria’s population has led to a corresponding increase in demand for rental housing prompting real estate investors to capitalize on the opportunity by providing private rental housing for the teeming population and offset government’s inability to provide adequate accommodation. As the source of income of a rented house is the tenant, it is important for the landlord or his agent to select the best possible tenant. This paper investigates the tenant selection criteria adopted by registered Estate Surveying and Valuation firms in Enugu metropolis to identify the requirements for tenant selection and to examine the nature of bias and discrimination in their selection process with a view to determining the important criteria required of prospective tenants in securing a rental accommodation. The study adopts a survey research method. Structured questionnaires were administered to 44 registered real estate firms in Enugu metropolis. Data collected were analyzed using Relative Importance Index (RII) to rank tenant selection criteria. Findings revealed that though important tenant selection criteria such as employment/occupation (0.9758), nature of employment (0.9635), and ability to pay rents (0.9592) rank 1st, 2nd, and 3rd respectively, bias and discrimination factors such as ethnicity (0.8976), family size (0.8863), marital status (0.8757), and religion (0.8571) rank 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th respectively. Thus, there is a significant level of bias and discrimination in tenant selection in Enugu metropolis residential property market. The study recommends enactment of legislation that outlines the criteria to adopt when selecting tenants which is devoid of all forms of bias and discrimination, national re-orientation of citizens against ethnic bias which is the predominant form of bias in tenant selection, and enlightenment of landlords and property managers on the consequences of bias in tenant selection.
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