하이엔드 부동산의 주거만족도 영향요인 분석

This study examined residential satisfaction in high-end real estate by categorizing properties into officetels and apartments and by empirically analyzing the differences in satisfaction levels by each type and factors influencing on the satisfaction of each type. The findings are as follows. First, among high-end residential properties, residential satisfaction was higher in officetels(4.37) than in apartments(3.98). Second, factors such as proximity to shopping centers, floor level, brand value, F&B services, membership-based fitness facilities, and security systems were found to have a positive impact on residential satisfaction. Third, in the case of officetels, proximity to the workplace(exp(β)= 2.812) was identified as the most critical factor, while accessibility to educational facilities had little to no influence. Fourth, for apartments, key influencing factors included floor level(exp(β) =2.788) Meanwhile, interaction with neighbors had a negative effect on residential satisfaction (exp(β)=0.012) This study contributes to clarifying the factors influencing residential satisfaction in high-end real estate and provides insights into market demand characteristics. However, this study is limited by its focus on a specific region and the lack of a comparative analysis with general residential properties. Future research should address these limitations by incorporating a broader dataset for further validation.