A Comprehensive Dwelling Unit Choice Model Accommodating Psychological Constructs within a Search Strategy for Consideration Set Formation

This study adopts a dwelling unit level of analysis and models a complete range of dwelling unit choices. The proposed analytic framework is applied to study housing choices using data derived from the 2009 American Housing Survey (AHS).

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