Understanding the Relationship between Neighbourhood Built Environment and Older Adults’ Health from the Perspective of Housing Differentiation

Table 1

Characteristics of participants (N = 426).

	Category	Number	Percentage (%)
Age (years)	60–69	286	67.14
	70–79	104	24.41
	80 and older	36	8.45
Gender	Female	235	55.16
	Male	191	44.84
Education	Primary school and below	36	8.45
	Middle school	144	33.80
	High school	151	35.45
	Associate degree	72	16.90
	Bachelor’s degree or above	23	5.40
Career	Farmers	19	4.46
	Company staff	274	64.32
	Self-employed	14	3.29
	Civil service	68	15.96
	Service staff	24	5.63
	Freelance	12	2.82
	Others	15	3.52
Personal monthly income	Less than 2000	23	5.40
	2000–4000	247	57.98
	4000–6000	119	27.93
	6000–8000	12	2.82
	More than 8000	25	5.87
Marital status	Married	372	87.32
	Other	54	12.68
Residence status	Living with others	366	85.92
	Living alone	60	14.08
Housing type	Resettlement housing	126	29.58
	Old residential neighbourhood	151	35.45
	Commercial housing	149	34.97