Eddie Chi-Man Hui
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4684626 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Eddie Chi-Man Hui |
| NOMBRES | Eddie Chi-Man |
| APELLIDO | Hui |
| FIRMA | HUI E C |
| AFILIACIONES | City University of Hong Kong |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 49 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 333 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 49 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
Affordable yet constrained
The importance of school greening for students’ physical health
Nowadays, health is one of the most essential growing concerns worldwide. While existing research underscores the critical role of green environments in human health, it has predominantly focused on adults, leaving a significant gap in understanding the relationship between school greening and adolescent health status. Furthermore, prior studies often relied on self-reported assessments of greenness and health status, which are susceptible…
Has Covid-19 changed homebuyers' environmental preferences? Evidence from the Hangzhou housing market using street view images
Deconstructing order and emergence in spatial cluster and evolution of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area using percolation theory
Does access to public rental housing alleviate housing precarity among young low- and middle-income renters? Evidence from Guangzhou, China
Solving coordination failures
Carbon emissions reduction target and green utilization of land resources
Populism and global infrastructure investment
Visible environment and invisible label
Intercity talent flow and the evolution of urban technological diversification
Do Long Commutes Discourage Fertility Intentions Among Young Public Housing Renters in Guangzhou, China
There are longstanding international housing policy concerns about the well-being and satisfaction of public housing residents and other low-income households. However, little is known about whether the location of public housing requires such lengthy commutes that it retards their fertility intentions. As a result, this study aims to examine the relationship between long commutes and the fertility intentions of young public housing residents and…
Housing purchase intention of the floating population under the home purchase restriction policy in China
Housing security is fundamental to the life of rural-urban migrants in cities, and the housing choices of rural-urban migrants have drawn increasing attention in recent studies. However, the role of housing policies is still yet to be explored. This paper aims to investigate the effect of housing policies on rural-urban migrants’ purchasing intention. Taking China as an example, the empirical results indicate that, somewhat surprisingly, the home…
The interactions between Hong Kong’s housing market and global markets upon unprecedented monetary policy changes
This paper explores whether the introduction of unconventional monetary policy measures re-shapes the interactions between Hong Kong’s housing market and global stock market and economic factors. It is found that, the interactions between Hong Kong’s housing prices and global stock markets attenuated during the conventional monetary policy period (CMPP), especially after the Asian Financial Crisis. The level of interactions with global factors re…
Perceptions of housing stability and fertility intentions among public housing renters in Guangzhou, China
State interests or local interests? An investigation of Chinese prefectural-level cities’ behaviour in response to national policy implementation
Developer sentiment, developer’s strategy and housing supply
The increasingly important role of sentiment in the housing market has complicated the challenges facing developers during boom-and-bust cycles. This study investigates how developer sentiment affects developers' decision-making and the housing supply at the project level. As the standard evaluation usually overlooks sentiment resulting in suboptimal inferences, we develop a new theoretical model that analyses both sentiment and developers' optim…
Do local governments capitalise on the spillover effect in the housing market? Quasi-experimental evidence from house purchase restrictions in China
A Tale of two cities – A comparative study of land conveyance decisions upon national policies and their impacts on land transaction prices in Beijing and Shanghai
Housing prices, migration, and self-selection of migrants in China
Why do skilled migrants’ housing tenure outcomes and tenure aspirations vary among different family lifecycle stages
Urban residential space differentiation and the influence of accessibility in Hangzhou, China
Urban community regeneration and community vitality revitalization through participatory planning in China
Housing market segmentation and the price effect of certified green residential properties
Collaborative workshop and community participation
Which types of shopping malls affect housing prices? From the perspective of spatial accessibility
The new urbanization policy in China
Collaborative workshop and community participation
People, recreational facility and physical activity
Population migration, urbanization and housing prices
Urban community regeneration and community vitality revitalization through participatory planning in China
Housing prices, migration, and self-selection of migrants in China
Comparisons of the relations between housing prices and the macroeconomy in China’s first-, second- and third-tier cities
The impact of different land-supplying channels on the supply of housing
Which types of shopping malls affect housing prices? From the perspective of spatial accessibility
Does the planning system affect housing prices? Theory and with evidence from Hong Kong
Housing price–volume dynamics under the regulation policy
Market sentiment in private housing market
A real option-based valuation model for privately-owned public rental housing projects in China
A Tale of two cities – A comparative study of land conveyance decisions upon national policies and their impacts on land transaction prices in Beijing and Shanghai
Assessing investment value of privately-owned public rental housing projects with multiple options
Asset Value Enhancement of Singapore’s Public Housing Main Upgrading Programme (MUP) Policy
The main upgrading programme (MUP) is a major policy implemented by the Singapore Housing Development Board (HDB) since the 1990s. This heavily subsidised policy is highly targeted in order to enhance the social and economic value of public housing in Singapore. It benefits HDB households residing in the older HDB housing estates in terms of both an enhanced asset value of the household’s flat and a quality living environment. An HDB flat owner w…
State interests or local interests? An investigation of Chinese prefectural-level cities’ behaviour in response to national policy implementation
Urban residential space differentiation and the influence of accessibility in Hangzhou, China
Pogodzinsk land-use planning, certainty and flexibility
Housing construction and uncertainties in a high-rise city
Fundamentals and Market Sentiment in Housing Market
The primary purpose of this study was to explore the predictive power of sentiment on three market indicators (price, rent and transaction volume) in the housing market. Using an advanced causality analysis called Integrated Renormalized Partial Directed Coherence, the study focuses on the private housing market in Hong Kong during 1993–2012. The findings suggest that sentiment not only is a prominent indicator of price and liquidity (volume), bu…
Assessing the integrated sustainability of a public rental housing project from the perspective of complex eco-system
Planning and development control through lease conditions
The housing allowance scheme in Guangzhou
Do local governments capitalise on the spillover effect in the housing market? Quasi-experimental evidence from house purchase restrictions in China
The housing allowance scheme in Guangzhou
Home Purchase in China - A Case Study of Guangzhou From in-Kind Allocation to Cash Subsidy
In China, promotion of home purchase has since 1979 been one of the major housing policies. Guangzhou is in the vanguard of housing reform. In 1997 the Guangzhou government announced an innovative housing initiative - the Housing Allowance Scheme (HAS). To enhance home ownership, this scheme endeavours to eliminate completely the existing welfare 'in-kind' allocation system. Civil servants appointed after 30 September 1997 no longer receive state…
Planning and development control through lease conditions
Does the planning system affect housing prices? Theory and with evidence from Hong Kong
Asset Value Enhancement of Singapore’s Public Housing Main Upgrading Programme (MUP) Policy
The main upgrading programme (MUP) is a major policy implemented by the Singapore Housing Development Board (HDB) since the 1990s. This heavily subsidised policy is highly targeted in order to enhance the social and economic value of public housing in Singapore. It benefits HDB households residing in the older HDB housing estates in terms of both an enhanced asset value of the household’s flat and a quality living environment. An HDB flat owner w…
Inside information of real estate developers
The impact of different land-supplying channels on the supply of housing
A real option-based valuation model for privately-owned public rental housing projects in China
The dynamics of housing demand under a linked-exchange rate system
Market sentiment in private housing market
Housing price–volume dynamics under the regulation policy
The new urbanization policy in China
Fundamentals and Market Sentiment in Housing Market
The primary purpose of this study was to explore the predictive power of sentiment on three market indicators (price, rent and transaction volume) in the housing market. Using an advanced causality analysis called Integrated Renormalized Partial Directed Coherence, the study focuses on the private housing market in Hong Kong during 1993–2012. The findings suggest that sentiment not only is a prominent indicator of price and liquidity (volume), bu…
Fertility rate, inter-generation wealth transfer and housing price in China
Assessing investment value of privately-owned public rental housing projects with multiple options
Comparisons of the relations between housing prices and the macroeconomy in China’s first-, second- and third-tier cities
People, recreational facility and physical activity
Assessing the integrated sustainability of a public rental housing project from the perspective of complex eco-system
Are local governments maximizing land revenue? Evidence from China
An empirical analysis of Hong Kong's planning control decisions for residential development
Population migration, urbanization and housing prices
Colonial History, Indigenous Villagers’ Rights, and Rural Land Use
Housing construction and uncertainties in a high-rise city
Pogodzinsk land-use planning, certainty and flexibility
Collaborative workshop and community participation
Economics (38 obras) · Business (31 obras) · Housing Market and Economics (30 obras) · China (27 obras) · Political science (21 obras) · Economic growth (19 obras) · Geography (19 obras) · Government (linguistics (15 obras) · Engineering (14 obras) · Finance (13 obras)