[ad_1] Base photo The rise in apartment prices is not unusual, especially in unregulated areas like the metropolitan area and Busan. It is analyzed that this is because some of the consumers who have grown tired of the cheonsei crisis caused by the shortage of jeonse sales are turning to the sale of medium to low priced homes. As for the Korea Appraisal Board's 'Weekly Apartment Price Trend' on the 12th, the price of apartments across the country rose 0.21% in the second week of November (as of November 9 ), increasing last week's increase (0.17%). This week's increase is the highest in four months after the fourth week of June (0.22%), just after the announcement of the real estate measures on June 17 this year. The Seoul market price rose 0.02% this week and the fluctuation was the same as last week. Jungnang-gu, which had the highest rate of increase in Seoul, rose 0.08% last week, and this week it also rose 0.04%, showing the highest rate of increase along with Gangbuk-gu (0.03% → 0.04%). Gangnam 3 districts generally showed a downward trend mainly due to high-priced complexes as sales piled up, but prices increased mainly for some small and medium units, registering a fixed level (0.00%) in both Gangnam, Seocho, and Songpa-gu. Gyeonggi-do was up 0.23% the same as last week, but Incheon was up from 0.15% last week to 0.16% this week. Notably, the city of Gimpo, which remained an unregulated area in the June 17 measures, was up 1.94% last week and then up 1.91% this week, almost 4% in two weeks. . Park Won-gap, a real estate expert at Kookmin Bank (KB), said: "When those haunted by the recent Cheonsei crisis flock to Gimpo, where house prices are cheap, it is said that 'Gimpo has been become Geumpo '". Furthermore, Paju, which remains an unregulated area along with Gimpo, also saw a 0.47% increase this week. It is a sharp increase after last week (0.37%). In rural areas, the price of apartments in Busan increased by 0.56%, registering the highest growth rate since the Korea Appraisal Board statistics were compiled in 2012. Suyeong-gu (0.61% → 1.13%) increased by almost 2% in the last two weeks, and Haeundae-gu (0.84% → 1.09%), Yeonje-gu (0.59% → 0.88%) and Nam- gu (0.52% → 0.81%). , Busanjin-gu (0.43% → 0.81%) and Dongnae-gu (0.50% → 0.79%), etc. In Busan, all regions withdrew from the target area in November last year. The instability in the jeonse market continues across the country. In the metropolitan area, the total price of apartments in Seoul increased from 0.12% last week to 0.14% this week, continuing the increase for 71 weeks in a row. Gyeonggi (0.24% → 0.23%) showed a slower increase compared to the previous week, but Incheon (0.48% → 0.61%) showed a broader increase. In the provinces, the rise in apartment rental prices increased from 0.23% last week to 0.29% this week. In the real estate industry, there are concerns that the rise in mid- to low-priced house prices will spread due to the so-called cheonsei crisis, the "balloon effect." Consequently, it is noted that places where house prices such as Gimpo and Busan are rising rapidly should take steps to curb overheating, such as designating them as areas subject to adjustment. By Choi Jong-hoon, Staff Reporter cjhoon@hani.co.kr [ad_2]
