Determinant factors of implementing build then sell in Malaysia

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2007
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Ng, Lee Fen
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The aim of the research is to explore the determinant factors of implementing Build- Then-Sell (BTS) in Malaysia. Quantitative survey method is used to collect the data and respondents are chosen from the REHDA Directory using simple random sampling method. Due to the low response rate and the small sample size, qualitative study is then carried out to increase the validity of the research and to support the quantitative study. Qualitative interviewing technique is used to have in-depth study on different levels of BTS adoption. Since the only BTS adopter respondent is reluctant to be interviewed, only one BTS planner and two non-adopters are interviewed in the qualitative study. The three interviewees of different BTS adoption status are chosen from the respondents in the quantitative study. The quantitative data obtained is analyzed using chi-square test and independent t test while the qualitative data is analyzed using editing method. First findings that achieve the first objective indicate that firm characteristics such as firm size, paid-up capital and liabilities will also lead to BTS adoption. Second findings that achieved the second objective indicate that bridging finance, end finance and internal finance have significant influences on BTS adoption. It is found that bridging finance has positive relationship with the BTS adoption level whereas end finance and internal finance have negative relationship with the BTS adoption level. Third findings that achieved the third objective indicate that there are other factors that will influence the BTS adoption as well. They are factors such as perceived benefits to developers and buyers, organizational culture and the developers concerns. The findings carry a few implications for the financing practices and parties involved in the property development industry in Malaysia.
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Management , implementing build , sell , housing developers
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