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In Korea, various studies on modular housing have begun since the early 2000s, and small-scale cases are continuously being conducted, and social awareness is increasing as it has evolved into a locational function as an alternative residential space. This study attempted to derive the preference factors of the modular housing potential use class and to analyze whether the preference factors derived through the study affect the potential use class. In detail, 21 preference factors were derived through related theories, previous research review and empirical cases, and in-depth interviews. As a result of the factor analysis, the representative preferences of modular housing were ‘quick construction and eco-friendliness’, ‘cost reduction and efficiency’, ‘lifestyle response’, and ‘customization of various housing options’, and a regression analysis was conducted to understand the impact on residential intention based on the results of this factor analysis. As a result of the analysis, it was confirmed that all of the four preference factors had a positive effect on residential intention, and the analysis results of the age class showed that the preference factors of modular housing among the various housing selection opportunities among the potential users of modular housing were classified according to the characteristics of the preference factors for residential intention, and they had various effects. This implication is that in terms of a change in the housing paradigm, the concept has been extended to work and leisure spaces in addition to the essential functions of rest and recharging, and modular housing can be an important means of providing living spaces in conjunction with cultural phenomena.