| Abstract The fact that migrant workers purchase houses in the city significantly promotes their citizenization. Based on data collected from questionnaires by 2049 migrant workers, this paper firstly determines the factors that influence migrant workers’ purchasing houses in the city by using Logistic model, and then clarifies relations and hierarchical structure among influencing factors by using ISM Model. The result shows that the factors such as family’s arable land area, family income, parents’ support, gender, age, marital status, education background, non-agricultural work experience, non-agricultural employment time, industry engaged in, children’s education, whether the company provides houses, and house price in the city have significant impacts on migrant workers purchasing houses in the city. Among the above, some factors like family income, parents’ support, non-agricultural employment time, industry engaged in, children’s education, whether the company provides houses, and house price in the city are superficial factors, while others like education background, non-agricultural work experience, and family’s arable land area are middle-level indirect factors, and factors like age, gender and marital status are the fundamental roots. |
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2017, Vol. 34 
