Abstract
Recently, as a result of the surge in single-person households caused by changes in the demographic structure, responses to improve economic and social characteristics and living conditions are actively underway. In particular, as people's education levels have increased along with the Fourth Industrial Revolution’s advanced socialization, various changes in society as a whole have occurred due to an increase in women's participation in economic activities, increase in the age of first marriage, and decrease in the birth rate, resulting in changes in household types. The goal of this study is to examine the current state of the housing environment and housing satisfaction of the 2030 generations in Gwangju Metropolitan City, one of the regional base cities, and to present implications for improving the quality of life and the living environment for single-person households as the 2030 generation increases. To this end, theories about single-person households and theories about satisfaction with the housing environment were investigated. Furthermore, the housing status and satisfaction with the housing environment of single-person households in Gwangju Metropolitan City were examined by 2030 generations. As a result, 1) a systematic housing management system for single-person households in 2030 generations was established, and methods for implementation, 2) discriminatory policies and support for 2030 generations were developed, and 3) the need for customized housing type support centered on consumers to increase housing satisfaction were identified.
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