The results of this research are as follows: 1) the situation of remodeling an existing housing has a close relationship with housings which consumers have considered to purchase. In particular, in the case that the customers examine a existing housing and new housing simultaneously and, then, buy the existing one, they tend to select the existing housing, without being remodeled and with shorter period after being built; 2) remodeled housings are purchased by people who have limited budget, yet pursue habitability as well as economic feasibility to some degree; 3) in the housing market, while there are always many people who like to purchase a new housing and buy it, one choice of remodeling a existing housing and living there — selected mainly by the Dankai juniors generation, — has been spread gradually.
