Survey study reveals 21.40 cubic meters of leftover items in vacant detached homes, indicating resident age and house size dictate waste disposal costs.
The purpose of this study is to clarify the amount of leftover items in detached houses immediately after they become vacant housing stocks by type and size as data for estimating disposal costs. As a result of survey, the average volume of leftover items in vacant detached houses is estimated 21.40m3. Moreover, It is found that following three factors; “the age of residents before the houses become a vacant stock”, “large number of household members” and “large size of the home” are related to the average volume of leftover items.
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