Abstract

The main purpose of this study is to examine the current issues of redeveloped rental housing secured from the public aspect of Seoul's redevelopment project and make policy recommendations. The reason why redevelopment rental housing was selected among the various rental types in Seoul is thought to have significant implications considering that it is a supply model provided through collaboration as a result of a improvement project rather than being supplied through public efforts alone or through the private sector alone. The scope of the study includes review of literature including policy trends on the status and conditions of improvement projects, supply cases, overall policy effects through a survey of residents of redeveloped rental housing, and cases of changes in feasibility analysis due to changes in floor area ratio. In particular, the provision of a floor area ratio that takes into account the location conditions and situation of the target site is judged to be a standard that can ensure the feasibility analysis of the association and secure the publicness of the improvement project. The implications obtained through this are as follows. First, there is a need to actively supply redevelopment rental housing in order to secure resources for future generations in Seoul. Second, efforts are required to ensure public interest, such as direct public implementation. Third, from an institutional perspective, there is a need to diversify beyond redeveloped rental housing into public rental housing secured through improvement projects.