Kangni Chai

Researcher

Kangni Chai is a PhD student of human geography in Peking University. She completed her undergraduate degree in sociology at Tsinghua University in 2013, and her Masters in Public Policy at Brown University in 2015.

Her research interests include urban housing, family housing choice, and real estate development. She is a key member of a public welfare project, Research on Supply and Demand Models and Operating Mechanisms of the Housing Leasing Market (funded by the National Natural Science Foundation).

kangni.chai@pku.edu.cn

PKU

Beijing

Kangni Chai and Jie Wan describe their PEAK Urban research

Related

Projects

Urban land use and housing in China

Changchun Feng, Yongpei Guo, Kangni Chai , Lixin Su, Hao Xi, Jiaming Li, Yifei Nie, Yi Shuo Liao , Yizhou He

Urban land use and housing in China

We focus on land use and housing issues in Chinese cities with the aim to provide policy recommendations that help improve land use practices.

Sustainable Growth

Related

Publications

Sons, daughters, and differentiated tenure choice of multiple homes: evidence from urban China

14 January 2020 | Journal article

Sons, daughters, and differentiated tenure choice of multiple homes: evidence from urban China

Kangni Chai , Changchun Feng

Sustainable Growth

Related Blogs

How Marriage Affects Chinese Cities

A black and white silhouette of 2 people by the park, Beijing, China.

16 June 2020 | Blog

How Marriage Affects Chinese Cities

Kangni Chai investigates the importance of the role of gender and marriage in understanding multiple-home ownership in urban China.