Abstract

Spatial variation of housing prices is an important contents of urban geography studies. Most efforts have studied space structure of residential district in big cities. The aim of this study was to apply it in a medium-sized city, Nanchang. Spatial autocorrelations analysis and Kriging interpolation method were used to explore the spatial distribution of residential district. Residential district data were based on 808 residential districts collected from two real estate websites at June 2015. In this transverse study, housing prices shows significant positive spatial correlation with significant characteristics of shortcut and hydrophilic. Moreover, the spatial distribution of housing prices is unbalanced, which shows the feature of one major center and multiple sub-centers. Future research may benefit from additional longitudinal studies to confirm these findings. Keywords-residential district; housing prices; spatial pattern

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