Imbalance in the Supply of Required Facilities in Seoul’s Small-Scale Housing Management Plan

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This study aims to identify the imbalance in needed facilities within Seoul's small-scale housing management plan.
Analyzed supply levels of facilities in superblock units containing small-scale housing management areas.
Compared walking accessibility of prioritized facilities for vulnerable populations against management plans.
Identified financial support discrepancies for critical infrastructure such as healthcare and welfare.
Financial support facilities showed variability in supply, while unsupported facilities were generally insufficient, indicating weakness in healthcare and welfare infrastructure.
Walking accessibility for vulnerable groups like the elderly and disabled was poor, limiting their facility access opportunities.
While financial support was planned for multiple management areas, healthcare and welfare facility inclusion was lacking, indicating a need for financial support reviews in planning stages.

Uncovers facility supply discrepancies in Seoul’s small-scale housing, suggesting improved planning necessary.

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Kwon et al. (2026) studied this question.

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