서울시 개발제한구역의 도시관리실태 평가 및 개선방향

1. Background and Purpose Since 1999, many areas in the Restricted Development Zone (RDZ) has become selected and planned as public housing areas by national government. The names of housing areas are changing from National Public Housing Areas to Bogumjari Housing Areas which will be developed until 2018. The number of the areas is more than 50 at this time. Then, the development plan is made by one-by-one just only for providing housing units without thinking how wide areas can be developed. The purpose is to investigate those public housing areas into development where, when, how, and to identify problems to Seoul. And, settlements which are removed from the Restricted problems to Seoul. And, settlements which are removed from the Restricted Development Zone are also reviewed to redeveloped properly after removal. 2. Conclusions and Policy Recommendations Housing and population supply until 2018 will be 29.7% (44.6 thousands units) and 42.2% (1180.9 thousands) respectively in the Restricted Development Zone over the Capital Region from 2005 to 2020. There are five regions in which public housing areas are grouped and those problems are identified : - Mostly are close to administrative boundaries, 20km away from downtown Seoul, - Just only for housing supply so that there is not self-sufficient and is dependent on Seoul, - There in no cooperative discussion among cities and developing agencies, and each site has a development plan on its own.