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2023, Vol.33, No.2

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    The Impact of Real Estate Price Drop and Interest Rate Fluctuation on Households’ Default Risk

    Noh, Min-ji , Lee, Kyung Ae | 2023, 33(2) | pp.7~24 | number of Cited : 0
    Abstract
    This paper examines the effect of real estate price decline and interest rate fluctuation on the default risk of mortgage-holding homeowners. Default risk is measured using cash flows and net asset holdings at the household level. First, using a stress test, we examine how these measures are affected by a variety of stress scenarios. The result shows that 0.14%–4.02% of households are at risk of default; therefore, the households’ default risk is not high. However, youth and middle-aged individuals are exposed to higher default risk than other age groups, and an estimated 56.5% of youth exposed to default risk belong to the middle-income class. Second, employing the probit model, we find that socio-demographic characteristics such as sex, age, and education variables are no longer significant independent variables for youth and middle-aged individuals compared with all other age groups. Furthermore, households with low financial assets, low net assets, multiple mortgages, and multiple properties have a higher default risk. Our results shed light on the necessity of monitoring youth and middle-aged individuals' financial health in order to lessen their social and economic impact.
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    Necessity of Classifying Housing Intermediation Remuneration by Type due to Inconsistency in Real Estate Intermediation Activities

    Bang, Hyun-Seok , Kim, Junghoon | 2023, 33(2) | pp.25~44 | number of Cited : 0
    Abstract
    This study aims to identify the current status and problems of housing brokerage remuneration in the real estate brokerage remuneration system and to determine whether the calculation of housing brokerage remuneration must be classified based on apartments and detached houses. Brokerage remuneration has different upper-limit rates based on factors other than housing, but there is no distinction based on the type of housing in housing brokerage remuneration. Although apartments and detached houses are distinct types of housing, a uniform brokerage fee rate applies to both. Examination of the official Property Register revealed that detached houses with greater individuality require more confirmation and examination than apartment houses. Results of the survey analysis also showed differences in brokerage activities. In particular, the housing brokerage remuneration system was perceived to be centered on apartment houses. Additionally, the results revealed that brokerage fees for apartments and detached houses must be distinguished. The most common response was that if remuneration was classified, brokerage fees for detached houses should be calculated separately for land and buildings.
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    The Effects of Housing Characteristics on Life Satisfaction : A Comparison Across Age Groups

    Woo, Sun Hee | 2023, 33(2) | pp.45~65 | number of Cited : 0
    Abstract
    This study examined the effects of housing characteristics on life satisfaction across different age groups. Prior research has primarily focused on specific population groups (elderly, disabled, single-person households, etc.) or a handful of housing characteristics. These studies do not account for differences in the effects of housing characteristics on life satisfaction. Thus, the purpose of this study is to examine the effects of three housing characteristics on life satisfaction across age groups: housing tenure, housing quality, and housing affordability. This study found that only housing quality influences life satisfaction among young adults, whereas both housing quality and tenure affect life satisfaction among middle-aged individuals. In addition to housing quality and tenure, housing affordability also affects the life satisfaction of the elderly. These results indicate that the importance of housing increases with age and suggest that age-appropriate housing policies should be implemented. Particularly, because housing tenure affects the life satisfaction of middle-aged individuals, it is necessary to assist them in purchasing a house. In addition, because housing affordability affects the life satisfaction of the elderly, support is required to alleviate their housing cost burden. Finally, the quality of housing is important to the life satisfaction of individuals of all ages. Efforts should therefore be made to improve the quality of housing by enhancing housing and implementing minimum housing standards.
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    A Study on the Difference of Floor Area Ratio in the Appraisal of Housing Sites

    Ju Yong Beom | 2023, 33(2) | pp.67~82 | number of Cited : 0
    Abstract
    공동주택을 위한 택지는 지구단위계획구역 지정 시 기부채납 등에 의한 추가적인 용적률 인센티브가 부여되어 구역 내와 구역 외의 용적률 규제체계가 확연히 다르게 되는데, 용적률 차이보정에 대한 일관된 기준이 없어 택지비 감정에 논란이 있어 왔다. 본 연구는 택지비 감정평가에 있어 지구단위계획구역 내와 구역 외에서 용적률 규제체계에 따른 용적률 차이보정의 구체적인 기준을 제시하고자 하였다. 이에 본 연구에서는 공동주택의 분양가격 산정을 위한 택지비 산정기준과 함께 서울시 사례를 중심으로 지구단위계획구역의 용적률 인센티브 제도를 검토하였으며, 최근 3개년 동안 이루어진 18건의 공공택지 외 택지의 택지비 감정평가서를 대상으로 한 실태분석을 통하여 용적률 차이보정 쟁점을 도출하였다. 이후 용적률 차이보정의 개선사항으로 개발가능용적률을 기준으로 한 차이보정의 필요성과 함께, 지구단위계획구역 내에서는 허용가능한 계획용적률을 기준으로, 구역 밖은 「국토계획법」에 의한 법적상한용적률을 기준으로 하는 용적률 보정기준을 제시하였다. 또한 이중 감가를 해결하기 위한 용도지역 보정에서의 용적률은 인센티브가 없는 경우에는 법적상한용적률을 기준으로, 인센티브가 부여된 경우에는 허용가능한 계획용적률을 기준으로 보정해야 함을 제시하였다.