Conducting Market Research With The Housing Industry

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Data Use: Predicting housing value from income: a simple example of the logit response model: The housing industry has grown tremendously in the 1980s. This article describes a way to analyze the table of households cross-classified by housing value and housing income from the 1980 Census by using the logit response model.
Customer satisfaction research is Homecorp's secret formula for success: Homecorp, an apartment management firm, uses an annual survey and focus groups with residents to measure customer satisfaction.
Done with mirrors: Stanley Hardware used focus groups with homeowners and contractors and one-on-one interviews with distributors and retailers in its efforts to reposition its line of mirror doors.
A breath of fresh air: Carrier Corporation conducted face-to-face interviews with potential commercial and residential users of the company's ductfree systems in Italy, Spain, Korea and Singapore using the Kano method to determine if the same product could be used in every market and the possible impact on customer satisfaction of doing so and to understand if there were market-differentiation possibilities.
Telephone survey measures city's quality of life measures: Richfield, Minnesota, conducted a lengthy telephone survey of 400 randomly selected residents to assess how the city was doing in terms of service, aiming to satisfy long-term residents and draw new residents and new commercial developments.