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KMID : 1023720130620010383
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Journal of Welfare for the Aged
2013 Volume.62 No. 1 p.383 ~ p.405
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An Introductory Review on Advantages and Old Life Benefits of Staying at Portable Recreational Vehicle Cottages in America and Canada
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Rim Choon-Seek
Kim Seung-Hoon
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Abstract
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This study has been performed to review major motives and benefits for residential changes into small city cottage complex in rural counties. This reviewed primary motives of early older adults move into senior zone, and dwelling units of portable wooden cottages in American and Canada. Because they spent middle lives working heavily without adequate income and culture social activities, nearby small cities with social supports and policy considerations are affordable and satisfiable places. Above all, if an elderly couple or a single old person stay at a house where their whole family had lived in the past, the housing cost is several times higher than staying at a minimum living space at a local county. The elderly concentrated city is defined as declaring a district or entire small city a special place of intensified aged population and thereafter offering safety and welfare measures for the outnumbered elderly. first of all, senior concentrating small cities along rural counties are final destination of retiring people who have been working on labor-intensified farms and mechanical shops in rural communities. Above all, they can be adjusted into economic but intimate peering lives in a new rural areas, away from convenient culture lives in the metropolitan life styles. We envision minimized cost new adult life styles in affordable cheap housing units in rural areas growing home garden plants. For future prospect of Korean model, it is also suggested to for a medium city and rural integrated zones in age concentrated counties.
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KEYWORD
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Mobility, Portable housing, Residential changes, Housing cost, Peers
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