Current Determinants of Residential Location Choices: An Empirical Study in the Greater Columbus Metropolitan Region

Abstract

The paper approaches the determinants of residential location decisions from the point of view of individual preferences in order to develop an understanding of what criteria households are using in order to make their location decisions. It examines a sample of homeowners who have recently moved in order to determine the importance of commuting and other accessibility features to their decisions (relative to other factors) and the paper also examines which factors are affecting households’ residential location choice. In addition, the paper explores the spatial differences in the importance of commuting and other factors in the movers’ decision making process.

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