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As most areas of the country are blocked as regulated areas, the shopping tax is returning to apartments in Seoul and the metropolitan area. This week, the prices of apartments in the metropolitan area rose 0.31%, the highest in 8 years and 8 months. Reporter Shin Yoon-jung reports. This apartment is located in Mapo, Seoul, where finishing work is in full swing before moving in in March. This apartment occupancy right was recently traded for 2 billion won, and in the non-Gangnam area, it exceeded 2 billion won for the second time after Heukseok New Town. The exclusive-use area of the new apartment across the street is 59m2, which recently sold for 1.6 billion won, increasing the reported price every day. In this way, apartment prices are skyrocketing not only in Seoul, but also in the metropolitan area, and apartment prices nationwide are expanding further. This week in Seoul for the third week in a row, the rise in apartment prices increased by 0.29% on average. In particular, the increase was driven by 0.31% in the metropolitan area, the highest since the statistics were compiled in May 2012. Yangju, Gyeonggi-do rose 1.27% and Uiwang rose 0.97% and Yeonsu-gu, Incheon rose 0.95% Prices rose in areas with good accessibility to Seoul and favorable traffic conditions. Amid a sharp rise in jeonse prices and a decrease in the number of apartments that can be immediately occupied, it appears that the tax on purchases is rushing to the metropolitan area as local areas are added to the regulated areas . This week, apartment rental prices in Seoul rose 0.13%, continuing at high altitude for 82 weeks in a row, and apartment rental prices across the country rose 0.24% and the rate of increase decreased slightly. YTN Shin Yoon-jung[[email protected]]is.
