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This study aims to derive factors for improvement in old neighborhood facilities of Daegu by utilizing data based on a Post-Occupancy Evaluation(POE) and applying Importance-Performance Analysis(IPA). Although neighborhood facilities are highly utilized by diverse populations, those constructed since the 1970s are confronted with various problems due to significant deterioration. Consequently, 1,601 survey responses were collected across three phases. By filtering this data to include only responses pertaining to buildings aged 20-30 years (old buildings), spatial improvement factors were identified, by comparing this specific group against the total responses. The result of this study is as follows; First, the analysis of major categories revealed that, unlike the total response group, the 'indoor environment and equipment' within rental spaces registered high importance but low satisfaction, with placing it in the urgent improvement quadrant. This suggests users critically evaluate rental spaces where they spend the most time. Second, in the sub-categories, parking was classified as a lesser burden, a characteristic attributed to old neighborhood facilities on parking patterns or transition distance. Furthermore, improvements are needed for public restrooms in internal common spaces. Finally, regarding the indoor environment and equipment within rental spaces, discomfort from noise was identified as a significant issue, reflecting the deterioration of the old buildings.