Abstract
The purpose of this study is to derive differences in factors that affect housing satisfaction among young, middle-aged, and elderly people in the Seoul metropolitan area and to present implications.
 First, it was found that housing cost characteristics had the greatest influence on housing satisfaction in young people. Second, it was found that the characteristics of residential location had the greatest influence on housing satisfaction in the middle-aged and elderly. Third, the characteristics of changes in the residential environment did not have a relatively large impact on housing satisfaction. Finally, it was found that the characteristics of residential facilities had a very low or rejected influence on housing satisfaction.
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