주택유형이 연령별 1인가구 분포에 미치는 영향 (The Effect of Housing Type on the Distribution of Single-person Households by Age)

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· 발행기관 : (사) 한국도시재생학회
· 수록지 정보 : 도시재생 / 10권 / 2호 / 69 ~ 86페이지
· 저자명 : 지윤서, 홍성조

초록

The number of single-person households in Seoul, is increasing across all age groups, shifting the dynamics of housing demand. However, studies that differentiate single-person households by age group and analyze their relationship with housing are insufficient. Therefore, this study aims to analyze the impact of the number of housing units by type on the number of single-person households by age. Using data from Seoul in 2021, this research employs multiple regression models to assess how different housing types affect single-person households divided by age groups. Housing characteristics were utilized as the main independent variables, and the number of houses categorized by type and area was constructed as variables. The results are summarized as follows: Large detached houses had a positive impact on the number of single-person households. Micro housing and units within non-residential buildings positively affected the number of single-person households in the 10-20 age group. For the 30-40s, the number of small housing units and non-residential dwellings had a positive impact. In the 50-60s, both small housing units and large apartments had a positive impact. For those aged 70 and above, units within non-residential buildings or non-residential dwellings did not impact the number of single-person households. The total number of employees had a positive impact on the number of single-person households in the 10-20s and 30-40s, while the number of employees in the manufacturing industry positively influenced the number of single-person households in the 50-60s.

영어초록

The number of single-person households in Seoul, is increasing across all age groups, shifting the dynamics of housing demand. However, studies that differentiate single-person households by age group and analyze their relationship with housing are insufficient. Therefore, this study aims to analyze the impact of the number of housing units by type on the number of single-person households by age. Using data from Seoul in 2021, this research employs multiple regression models to assess how different housing types affect single-person households divided by age groups. Housing characteristics were utilized as the main independent variables, and the number of houses categorized by type and area was constructed as variables. The results are summarized as follows: Large detached houses had a positive impact on the number of single-person households. Micro housing and units within non-residential buildings positively affected the number of single-person households in the 10-20 age group. For the 30-40s, the number of small housing units and non-residential dwellings had a positive impact. In the 50-60s, both small housing units and large apartments had a positive impact. For those aged 70 and above, units within non-residential buildings or non-residential dwellings did not impact the number of single-person households. The total number of employees had a positive impact on the number of single-person households in the 10-20s and 30-40s, while the number of employees in the manufacturing industry positively influenced the number of single-person households in the 50-60s.

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