2개지역 거주에 대한 주거인식 분석

초록

With growing concerns over population decline and regional shrinkage, dual-regional residence has emerged as an alternative residential pattern linking urban and rural areas. This study aims to analyze demand characteristics for dual-regional residence and examine how perceptions of the residential environment influence residential intention. A structured survey was conducted with 389 potential participants interested in stay-type living. The analysis included socio-demographic characteristics, system awareness, perceived benefits, and residential environment factors. Statistical methods such as frequency analysis, chi-square tests, and one-way ANOVA were employed to identify group differences. The findings reveal that demand is concentrated among pre- and post-retirement groups, with quality-of-life motivations—such as natural amenities and health—acting as primary drivers. Residential intention differed significantly by age and housing ownership. Healthcare accessibility, transportation convenience, and living infrastructure were identified as key environmental determinants. The study suggests that dual-regional residence represents a transitional stage between relational population and permanent settlement, offering implications for stay-type residential strategies and rural revitalization planning.

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