고령친화도시를 위한 고령자주택에 관한 비교법적 연구

Orea is currently facing an Super-aged society. The housing problem for the elderly is a serious situation. The government recognized this and introduced the concept of an Age- Friendly City through the revision of the Welfare of Senior Citizens Act. However, the housing problem for the elderly should be solved on the premise of an Age-friendly city. In this paper, the housing system for the elderly in France and Japan was considered from a legal perspective. Then, I presented implications for the elderly housing policy to be applied to Korea. In France, there are restrictions on terminating and refusing to renew a lease for those aged 65 or older. If a lessor does not want to renew an elderly person’s contract, he or she must provide an alternative residence for the tenant by Macron law in 2015. EHPADs (Établissements d’Hébergement pour Personnes Âgées Dépendantes) are long-term care facilities designed for elderly individuals who require daily assistance with personal care, meals, and medical supervision. Housing for the elderly with services is a barrier-free structure that provides services to support the safety of the elderly in cooperation with nursing care and medical care established by the revision of the Housing Law for the Elderly Serviced residences for the elderly are residential premises leased to elderly people with safety and health confirmation services and consultation service provided by Act on Securement of Stable Supply of Elderly Persons’ Housing in 2001. Under this Act, an elderly person has a lease right to live in a rental house for life. These lifetime leases are not inherited.