Proposals for Improvement through the Survey of Resident Awareness and Satisfaction in the Longevity Housing Leading Project : Focused on LH Public Rental Housing

Purpose: The Long-Life Housing Leading Project focuses on public rental housing by LH to promote high-quality long-life housing. To enhance durability, flexibility, and maintainability, the project applies the Rahmen structure, targeting a “Good” rating or higher in certification. This study selects LH public rental housing that applied the Rahmen structure, achieved at least a “Good” rating, and had residents move in by June 2024. It aims to analyze residents’ perceptions and satisfaction levels with long-life housing in these complexes. By assessing satisfaction in the ongoing project, this study identifies key issues and suggests improvements to facilitate the commercialization of high-quality long-life housing while contributing to the establishment of quality standards. Method: A face-to-face survey was conducted over three weeks in July 2024, targeting residents of five metropolitan-area complexes. A total of 403 responses were collected and analyzed using the social science statistical program SPSS. Result: The analysis found that satisfaction with long-life housing was high across residential environment, technical aspects, and design in all projects, confirming the quality of the Long-Life Housing Leading Project. However, awareness of long-life housing remains low among residents, indicating a need for strategies to improve recognition and understanding of the concept. Enhancing public awareness could further support the project's long-term success and policy development.