주택공급 우선순위에 따른 신혼가구 주택 구매의향 영향요인 차이 분석

Analysis on factors affecting housing purchase intention of newlywed households by the difference in priority order of housing supply

This study aims to suggest policy implication on a stable household settlement of the newlyweds, as a potential demander of the housing market, by analyzing the role of household, housing, and policy factors on housing purchase intention under the consideration on the difference in priority order of housing supply. Employing the 2014 Newlyweds National Housing Panel Survey, we found that householder age(+), household members(+), child-plan(+), relocation(+), metropolitan residents(-), housing application(+), public housing intention(+) are significantly associated with housing purchase intention at the 0.05 level. Notably, there is the difference in significant factors between the first- and second order household. More specifically, child-care policy was negatively associated with purchase intention among first-order samples, but such relationship was not found among second-order samples. Therefore, given a distinct difference on policy preference by marriage duration of the newlyweds, a customized strategy for housing supply related to child-care supportive policy is required to improve the effectiveness of the previous housing supply policy for the newlyweds.