no70-78

[76] Residential Distribution with Losit Model Considering the Impact of Telework

○Rintaro Takaki¹, Takatoshi Arai², Kotaro Imai² (1. KUME SEKKEI Co.,Ltd., 2. Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo)

Keywords:Residential Choice Model, Telework, Logit Model

This paper attempts to model residential choice model with teleworking, building on the models of urban economics. Existing models use a conditional maximization problem. However, since household residence choice is considered a stochastic act, this model uses a logit model. We also set multiple values for households and show how the residential distribution changes with telework frequency. The results show that the diversity of residential choices increases as the telework frequency increases, and that the points of maximum number of households move differently depending on the type of values. Furthermore, by assuming a change in values due to teleworking, we show that the number of households in the urban center may be larger than before when the frequency of work visits returns to normal.