A city's points of interest reflect the character and identity of urban environments, setting the scene for various functions and activities. Built form, active travel behaviour and residential preference, all define walkable environments which are conducive to sustainable urban development. This paper introduces an approach associating access to specific points of interest with residential preferences. The aim is to fill a glaring gap in the current literature, regarding the difference in preference between access to shopping malls and street-level shops, and the resulting influence on residential choice. An online survey of 179 respondents in Israel produced part-worth utility estimates, using an aggregate choice-based conjoint method with a conditional logit analysis. With the exception of preferences towards promenade proximity, all the results are statistically significant – dwellings within walking distance to a shopping street are considerably more attractive than those within walking distance to a shopping mall. This indicates the type of shopping area significantly affects the choice of residence. In conclusion, active travel access to a mix of land uses appears to be more important than housing price.

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表明对步行距离内可到达购物区的住房的偏好

一个城市的兴趣点反映了城市环境的特征和特性，为各种功能和活动设置了场景。建筑形式、积极的出行行为和居住偏好，都定义了有利于可持续城市发展的步行环境。本文介绍了一种将特定兴趣点的访问与居住偏好相关联的方法。目的是填补当前文献中的一个明显空白，即进入购物中心和街道商店之间的偏好差异，以及由此产生的对住宅选择的影响。一项针对以色列 179 名受访者的在线调查使用基于选择的综合联合方法和条件 logit 分析得出了部分价值效用估计。除了对靠近长廊的偏好之外，所有的结果都具有统计学意义——步行到购物街的住宅比步行到购物中心的住宅更具吸引力。这表明购物区的类型显着影响住宅的选择。总之，对混合土地用途的积极出行似乎比房价更重要。