64% of people “The leasing law is not useful” vs. Kim Hyun-mi “It’s not just because of the leasing law”

While the Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Kim Hyun-mi, said: “It is difficult to say that jeonse’s difficulty is due to the third lease law”, 64.3% of people see the lease law negatively.

Land, Infrastructure and Transport Minister Kim Hyun-mi said on the 9th: “There are many factors related to the recent difficulty of jeonse, but it is difficult to say that it is due to the right to request the renewal of the contract, due to the Third Leasing Law “.

Minister Kim explained: “If you exercise the right to request renewal, the supply will be delivered to you,” and “If you exercise the right to request renewal, the supply will be delivered to you” and “the demand will decrease at the same time because people who live in the existing house continue to live. ” .

“It’s hard to say that (the third law of leases) is the cause of everything,” he said. “We are reviewing multiple causes and will announce the corresponding measures as soon as they come out.”

However, a survey found that people were negative about the rental law. It was introduced with the intention of protecting tenants, but it means that it is not useful to people.

Jikbang, a real estate information company, surveyed 1,154 users of the Jikbang app from the 13th to the 26th of last month (sample error confidence level 95% ± 2.88% p). It was confirmed that 64.3% of the respondents said no. Only 14.9% said it was useful.

Specifically, 75.2% of owners and self-employed residents responded that the revision of the Third Leasing Law is not useful for monthly rental transactions.

Additionally, 54% of monthly tenants and 67.9% of monthly tenants answered that it is not useful. 17.5% of rented tenants say ‘useful’ and 15.3% of rented tenants, less than 2 in 10.

For more information on the survey, visit Jikbang.

Even the experts don’t just view the leasing law in a positive light.

Seo Won-seok, a professor at the Department of Urban Planning and Real Estate at Chung-Ang University, noted that “people are trying to bridge the loopholes in regulation.”

Professor Kwon Dae-jung from the Department of Real Estate at Myongji University said: “People who couldn’t find a letter in Seoul recently are going to panic when buying medium to low priced apartments, or if they want to be difficult, they are turning their eyes to nearby Gyeonggi province, like Gimpo, which have been left out of regulated areas. ” There was not.

Kim In-man, director of the Institute for Real Estate Economic Research, argued that “the government thinks and judges according to its own standards, which further exacerbates the market distortion.”

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