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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 23.
Published in final edited form as: Hous Stud. 2009 Dec 15;25(1):101–117. doi: 10.1080/02673030903240660

Table 4.

Regression on estimated market value of public purchase housing and the ratio of the discount represented by the actual price paid

Housing market value Discount ratio
Constant 3.178** 0.112*
City (Reference: Beijing)
  Chongqing −0.831** 0.037**
  Guangzhou 0.282** 0.186**
  Harbin −0.489** 0.160**
  Nanjing −0.083* 0.234**
  Shanghai 0.170** 0.270**
  Tianjin −0.024 0.220**
  Xi’an −0.542** −0.003
Male or female (Reference: male) 0.015 0.013
Household head age 0.011* 0.011**
Age squared −8.02E-05 −7.98E-005**
Household size 0.036** −0.002
Years of education 0.022** 0.003*
Spouse years of education 0.013** −0.001
Occupation (Reference: manual worker)
  Head of work unit 0.228** 0.013
  Professional/technician 0.068* 0.011
  Staff or other personnel 0.180** 0.007
  Commercial or services 0.098** 0.008
  Retired −0.006 0.032*
  Other unemployed 0.019 0.014
Residence status
Reference: urban native
  Established urban migrant 0.047* −0.007
  Recent urban migrant 0.532** −0.104**
Living status (Reference: living with urban registration spouse)
  No spouse 0.101* −0.031
  With rural registration spouse −0.238** 0.013
Recent within city move 0.508** −0.048**
N 4357 4357
Degree of freedom 24 24
Adjusted r squared 0.402 0.241

Notes:

*

p < 0.05

**

p < 0.01

Dependent variable for the first model is ln (predicted market value of public purchase housing). Dependent variable for the second model is (1- (actual cost of public purchase housing)/(predicted market value)).