| Title |
Typology of Local Social Housing and Strategic Interventions by Migration Stage to Counteract Regional Depopulation |
| Authors |
서덕수(Seo, Ducksu) ; 선하라(Seon, Ha-ra) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.38195/judik.2026.08.27.5.153 |
| Keywords |
지방소멸; 사회주택; 스마트 축소; 영역자본; 이동성-이주 연속체; 장소 기반 접근 Regional Depopulation; Social Housing; Smart Shrinkage; Territorial Capital; Mobility-Migration Continuum; Place-based Approach |
| Abstract |
Although many non-capital municipalities in South Korea have entered the depopulation-risk stage, existing discussions remain confined to project-level case reports and lack a nationwide typology grounded in regional differences in territorial capital. This study examines all 326 locally initiated social housing projects in 103 depopulation-risk municipalities across seven provinces, using a three-tier framework that combines Smart Shrinkage, Territorial Capital, and the Mobility-Migration Continuum with multi-layered statistical analysis. The projects fall into six types: Experiential Stay, Returning Farmer Houses, Vacant House Renovation, Educational Migration Housing, Municipal Public Housing, and Shared Housing. Regionally, Jeolla recategorizes negative assets, Gyeongsang pursues job-housing proximity based on industrial accessibility, Chungcheong develops functional specialization based on metropolitan accessibility, and Gangwon combines natural and school-based public goods. These differences are consistent across policy strategies, policy clusters, and governance structures. The study proposes an integrated platform linking the exploration, entry, and settlement stages and a shift toward region-specific self-sustaining governance. |