Abstract
The study aims to reveal secondary effects by the incorporation of neighborhood associations (hereinafter, referred to as “INA”). As a results, the vast majority of local governments don’t have a policy of prompting INA. Whereas INA have the secondary effects on improving awareness of the activity and an intention of acquisition of real estate.
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