Abstract
This study is carried out with aiming at clarifying residents' evaluation of living environment and HOA (Homeowner Association) at the detached housing area through a case study Y Housing Area at Yokohama City of Japan. Through the study, it is found that the residents tend to control community life and maintenance of common facility by HOA, and positively evaluate the activities of the HOA, however, it is not strong and clear opinion neither positive nor negative. The reasons for this are caused by 1) lower design control function, 2) similarity of neighborhood association (Jichikai)'s functions, 3) no common interest development, and 4) less sense of ownership on the HOA due to long supports from the developer and so on.
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