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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Tob Control. 2015 Jan 7;25(1):9–20. doi: 10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2014-051849

Table 3. Summary of peer-reviewed literature presenting findings from self-reported surveys of multiunit housing decision makers.

Lead author Year Study location Respondent type Housing type Sample size Response rate Survey method Participant incentive
Cramer 2011 Douglas County, Nebraska Property owner or management company Not specified 118 respondents; representing 24 080 units on 974 different properties 30.1 % (combined telephone and mail) Telephone and mail None
Jackson 2011 Alexandria, Richmond, Roanoke, and Norfolk, Virginia Property managers Apartments (market-rate and public housing), townhouses and senior centres 263 respondents 51 % overall, 48% for Alexandria, 70% for Roanoke, 46% for Richmond, 47% for Norfolk Telephone None
Hewett 2007 Minnesota Key decision makers in the management of rental properties (owners, employees, property management companies) Apartments 49 decision makers; managed 889 buildings and 27 116 rental units Not reported Telephone $100
King 2010 Western New York Owners and managers Market-rate and public housing 127 respondents 62% Telephone and paper $50
King 2011 New York Owners and managers Market-rate and public housing 154 respondents completed both surveys 54% for follow-up survey Telephone and paper $50 per survey
Pizacani 2011 Portland, Oregon Managers Subsidised housing 11 Not reported In-person, semistructured interview 6 weeks after policy implementation and online questionnaires seven times throughout the study period None