Depending on one’s socio-territorial contexts, age, and time spent residing in the same place, the spatial-temporal experience of belonging is lived differently. Within this framework, this article looks at perspectives of neighborhood belonging in long-term residents aged 65 years and older. Based on the narratives of 51 people from three neighborhoods of Valparaíso, Chile, who participated in the 2019 workshops and/or in-depth interviews, I identify different types of nostalgic senses of belonging; and examine the social and spatial conditions that influence their formation. From this empirical research, I argue that these belongings are based on daily practices that refer to the past neighborhood and that, at the same time, are embodied in their current materialities. The results show, on the one hand, the role of nostalgia in the formation of a belonging, from the past to the present; and, on the other, the influence of place in these experiences. From the above, this article contributes to the conceptualization of the material dimension of nostalgic belongings and their interrelationships among nostalgias, belongings, and changes in social and physical environments.

根据一个人的社会地域背景、年龄和居住在同一地方的时间，归属感的时空体验会有所不同。在此框架内，本文着眼于 65 岁及以上长期居民的社区归属感。根据来自智利瓦尔帕莱索三个街区的 51 人参与 2019 年研讨会和/或深度访谈的叙述，我确定了不同类型的怀旧归属感；并检查影响其形成的社会和空间条件。从这项实证研究中，我认为这些财产是基于与过去邻里相关的日常实践，同时也体现在它们当前的物质性中。结果表明，一方面，怀旧在形成归属感中的作用，从过去到现在；另一方面，地点在这些体验中的影响。综上所述，本文有助于对怀旧物品的物质维度及其在怀旧、物品、社会和物理环境变化之间的相互关系进行概念化。