| Title |
A Study on the Public Asset Management of Long-term Rental Housing for New Old-generation |
| Keywords |
신노년층 ; 베이비붐세대 ; 노인 주거복지 ; 장수명화 ; 공공자산 관리 ; 장기임대주택 New Old-age ; The Baby Boom Generation ; Elderly Residential ; Public Asset Management ; Long-term Public Rental Housing |
| Abstract |
Currently, there is a shortage of long-term rental housing in the public sector primarily due to the lack of available land and strict regulation although there is continuous need for the supply of rental housing in the downtown. This study aims to draw the solutions to the shortage of long-term rental housing in the public sector by extending the limits of physical and environmental values of public assets. This study also strives to find measures to increase the economic and social benefits of maintaining long-term stock of rental housing in the public sector and achieve housing welfare for the new elderly. In addition, this study reviews the requirements for the sustainability of 'Aging in place' with respect to the residential welfare elements necessary for the aging of the baby boomers and civic participation opportunities. Finally, this study suggests appropriate asset management and housing welfare measures for the new elderly by performing a SWOT analysis of the value of long-term rental housing development and the benefits of the residential environment for the new elderly as the residents. |