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This study examines policies aimed at promoting citizen-led community housing with a focus on a comparative analysis on its policies between the United Kingdom and South Korea. The research highlights the limitations of government-led housing development and urban regeneration in South Korea and explores the potential for private sector-driven community housing initiatives as a solution. The study particularly draws on the successful community housing policies in the UK, such as Community-Led Housing, which emphasise affordable housing through long-term land acquisition support and financial aid. By analyzing the key aspects of land acquisition and financial mechanisms, the research provides insights into how these policies can be adapted to suit the South Korean context. The findings suggest that effective land and financial support policies, combined with community participation, can help mitigate issues like gentrification and promote the long-term sustainability of community housing in South Korea. The study concludes by proposing policy recommendations that emphasize the importance of stage-specific financial and land acquisition support for promoting community-led housing initiatives.