Abstract
This paper deals with the topic of residential choice in two types of settlement – urban and suburban areas. The importance of selected factors of residential choice is evaluated, using the questionnaire survey. The findings point out the importance of these factors of residential choice in the both types of settlement. However, several ‘urban specifics’ as well as ‘suburban specifics’ are noticed. Additionally, some factors are residential choice are of higher importance for particular types of respondents defined on the basis of their socioeconomic status, age or household composition.
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