Is the Decision to Move into a Public Rental House Related to the Residential Environment? : An Empirical Analysis of Happiness Housing

Abstract

Happy housing to promote housing stability for young people has recently faced the problem of a surge in long-term public prices. Given that happy housing is a residential welfare program in which large-scale government finances are administered, it is an important issue that the number of homes that have been vacant for a long time is increasing significantly. There are various causes for Gong-ga. This study analyzed the relationship between the residential environment in terms of location and the occurrence of public housing using GIS. According to the calculation of the integrated location accessibility index by geographical analysis of 4 places with 20% or more and 5% of the total number of houses, the location of happy housing complexes in Uijeongbu, Gimpo, and Dangjin in Gyeonggi Province was relatively poor. Based on these results, this study argued that it is necessary to closely examine the analysis of the residential environment using accurate geographic information data when establishing a future public rental housing supply plan.