장기전세주택 입주자의 주거만족도에 관한 연구

초록

The purpose of this study is to investigate the differentiated structure of factors that increase or decrease residential satisfaction among tenants of Seoul’s long-term lease housing on a deposit, with attention to within-program heterogeneity. The main results of the study are: First, the residential satisfaction response data show a clear imbalance. Second, the scatterplot analysis indicates heterogeneity in the relationships between residential satisfaction and key influencing factors. Third, the determinants of improving residential satisfaction differ between being “somewhat satisfied” and being “very satisfied.” Policy implications are therefore stage-specific: reducing dissatisfaction requires strengthening neighborhood trust and community management, improving education-related perceived conditions, ensuring baseline housing quality through proactive maintenance, and mitigating financial stress from deposits/debt, whereas raising “somewhat satisfied” to “very satisfied” additionally calls for upgrading safety measures and green/rest accessibility to enhance everyday lived experience.

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