According to the findings of Bellet's study, people who live in large houses in neighbourhoods with other large houses nearby "subjectively" value their homes less than people who live in neighbourhoods where the homes are all roughly the same size. This is in contrast to people who live in neighbourhoods where the homes are all roughly the same size. In general, having a larger home does result in greater satisfaction; however, this effect does not remain constant as larger homes continue to be built.