지속가능한 지역발전을 위한 한일 빈집제도 연구

Abstract

Neglected vacant houses can accelerate regional decline by creating feelings of alienation and anxiety to nearby residents as well as hygiene and safety issues. In Korea, based on the Rural Community Improvement Act and the Act on Special Cases concerning the Improvement of Vacant Houses and Small Houses, local governments are establishing measures to improve vacant houses. On the other hand, Japan has established the "Special Measures for Vacant Homes Act" as well as the "Act on Special Measures for Vacant Homes" to prevent and facilitate the use of vacant houses in terms of real estate owners. This paper judged that vacant houses increase when there is a lack of distribution marketability, and in particular, sought to derive a legal reform plan for institutional factors that have potential distribution marketability but hinder their expression. In defining vacant houses, it is necessary to unify the Rural Community Improvement Act and the Small Housing Improvement Act; as in the case of Japan, it is necessary to manage vacant houses from the stage before they become specific vacant houses by establishing the concept of vacant houses under management; it is different from the designation of vacant house maintenance business operators in Korea; and the legal characteristics of corporations designated as vacant house management and utilization of vacant houses in Japan; and the system for restricting the ownership of vacant house owners. Finally, in order to carry out the vacant house maintenance project from a long-term perspective, it is necessary to establish the vacant house management project itself as a local business, and it analyzes the vacant house project using Japan's hometown tax system.