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Apartment prices in Gangnam, Seoul, which have been quiet for a while due to various government regulations, have recently risen. There is an analysis that this is because Gangnam is once again attracting attention as brilliant in a situation where domestic house prices are fluctuating in anticipation of reconstruction. Reporter Shin Yoon-jung reports. A 42-year-old apartment in Apgujeong-dong, Seoul. The exclusive area of 245m2 was recently traded at 6.7 billion won, increasing 200 million won in two months. Other medium-sized apartments in the vicinity are also selling at the highest price this month, and there is a reported transaction in the area. Recently, as the pace of building rebuilding partnerships accelerates, transactions and prices have risen in anticipation of rebuilding. In the Banpo area of Seoul, not only apartments awaiting reconstruction, but also apartments with good transportation and school districts, are negotiated at the highest level. In fact, if you look at the Korea Appraisal Board’s weekly apartment trend, Gangnam-gu continued to hold and decline in 8 weeks, and Seocho-gu continued a 0% march for 15 weeks and then turned into an increase of once. This is analyzed to be because end users are turning their eyes to Gangnam, Seoul again, as apartment prices have risen significantly on the outskirts of Seoul and the metropolitan area in the wake of the worst jeonse crisis. However, it is anticipated that there will be no sharp increase, as new entry is difficult due to the rapidly increasing tax burden, and loans and tax regulations make new entry difficult. There is concern that the rise in house prices, triggered in Gangnam, Seoul, will spread across the country and then return to Gangnam. There is a growing voice that only sufficient supply, not constant regulation, can end the vicious cycle of rising house prices. YTN Shin Yoon-jung[[email protected]]it is.
