Impact of House Financing Accessibility on the Productivity of Private-Public Relationships in Mortgage Financing Conditions

Authors

  • Muhammad Saeed iqbal Universiti Utara Malaysia,Malaysia
  • Sofi Mohd Fikri Department of Islamic Banking and Finance – Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM),Malaysia
  • Asma Imtiaz Department of Management & BA - University of Hail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
  • Hassan Dauda Yahaya Othman Yeop Abdullah Graduate School of Business, Universiti of Utara, Malaysia

Keywords:

House Financing Accessibility, Private-Public Relationship, Mortgage Financing Conditions

Abstract

The study demonstrated that public-private relations (PPR) are a practical tool in providing affordable housing. Specifically, this paper seeks to gain a better understanding of how contractual finance and housing acceptability influence how public-private relations (PPR) are presented in housing frameworks. We collected data from randomly selected renters in three housing units in the PPR domain using a quantitative approach. We received more than 200 questionnaires from consumers. According to the results, the acceptability of house financing and mortgage financing conditions (MFC) influenced 63% of the distribution of PPR choices in Pakistan. Inclusion of accessibility (HFA). Based on the regression analysis, housing accessibility and house financing accessibility (HFA) had a significant impact on suggested PPR mortgage conditions. As a result of the accessibility of housing, PPR mortgage conditions can be presented in a better way by 97.5%, while accepting contract money adversely impacts PPR's productivity under mortgage financing conditions (MFC), resulting in an excess of 8.8% productivity. Consequently, since PPR is a technique for house financing accessibility (HFA) that is significantly dependent on housing justification, and acceptance of mortgage conditions negatively impacts the show of PPR, it could be concluded that residents were given overall value when deciding which PPR house units to buy because they were reasonable. The research indicates that the government should design conditions that allow PPR consumers to present accessible housing units to the general public. Due to this, PPR will be able to prove itself as a true plan for public housing, and knowledge of Pakistan will reduce house shortages.

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2023-12-31

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iqbal, M. S., Fikri , S. M., Imtiaz , A., & Yahaya , H. D. (2023). Impact of House Financing Accessibility on the Productivity of Private-Public Relationships in Mortgage Financing Conditions. Journal of Contemporary Business and Islamic Finance (JCBIF), 3(2), 324–335. Retrieved from https://journals.iub.edu.pk/index.php/jcbif/article/view/2130
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