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A reporter insisted on the withdrawal of urban regeneration projects in the square in front of Seoul City Hall on the 29th by the ‘Promotion Zone Relating to Urban Regeneration and Solidarity Redevelopment’, which brought together 11 areas in the metropolitan area , including Changsin-dong and Dongja. -dong, Jayang 4-dong and Taepyeong 2-dong 4-dong, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do. We are conducting an interview. [한주형 기자]President Moon Jae-in’s rush to block the spread of furious public real estate sentiment, which is already putting the government in crisis, is why President Moon Jae-in’s former Cheong Wa Dae policy chief, Kim Sang-jo, caught in controversy over jeon tax increase, was in a hurry. Meanwhile, Kim has served as a powerful policy command tower that has been referred to as a symbol of the current administration’s real estate policy under the firm trust of President Moon. As such, this controversy stems from the sense of crisis that it will not only lose the power to operate the state administration, as it will directly affect the credibility of the policy as a whole, but may also be the biggest bad news to shake. government. by-election that is being held as an unprecedented “real estate election”. On the 29th, a senior official of the Blue House said: “It was in consideration of the serious situation related to real estate”, and said: “In such a serious situation, I strongly expressed my intention because there is the possibility of mistrust for the public.” Shortly after the fact that Kim had raised the jeon tax was announced the day before through an exclusive report by the Maeil Economic Daily, Chief Kim expressed his intention to retire to Secretary General Yoo Young-min and expressed his gratitude. to President Moon the day before. the morning of that day. President Moon accepted this immediately. Less than a day has passed since the controversy arose. Jeon Kim is being criticized for being blunt on the subject of raising the jeon tax. According to the details of the property disclosure by senior officials in the email newsletter that Maeil Economic Daily confirmed that day, Kim Jeon was serving as chairman of the Fair Trade Commission, for a total of 16.74.27 million won. (including himself, his spouse, and his family) and 1.325 million won at the end of 2019. It turned out that he had a deposit asset of. At the end of 2020, there was a deposit of 14.73.17 million won. As of December 2020, former CEO Kim’s total assets amounted to 2,342.39 million won.
On the 28th, when the controversy over an excessive increase in jeonse arose, Kim explained, “To increase the deposit for the apartment in Geumho-dong, Seoul, where I live as a tenant, I inevitably increased the rent of an apartment in Cheongdam-dong. , Seoul “.
According to former CEO Kim’s clarification, the deposit for an apartment in Geumho-dong, Seoul, where he lived as Jeonse, was originally invested from 330 million won at a monthly rent of 500,000 won, but the owner changed it to a deposit of 500 million won in December 2019, with an additional 50 million won added after 8 months. It rose to 500 million won. In the end, because the deposit increased by 220 million won, it is explained that the rent for the apartment in Cheongdam-dong should have risen from 850 million won to 970 million won. However, if you look at the details of the deposit held by Director Kim, it can be seen that around 220 million won in cash could be mobilized at any one time.
For this reason, President Moon despised former boss Kim and quickly tried to fix it, but it is unclear whether he will be able to recover from the real estate turmoil that has already become Jungkook’s ‘black hole’. Unlike former Minister of Lands, Infrastructure and Transport Kim Hyun-mi and Minister of Lands, Infrastructure and Transport Byeon Chang-heum, the burden on the regime is likely to be even greater, as Mr. Kim is hardened by his own real estate. problem rather than a policy failure. Indeed, President Moon, who fell into a state of “real estate anomie” and left his term for more than a year, is expected to fall into swift failure as he faces the biggest crisis after taking office.
In particular, from former Cheong Wa Dae spokesman Kim Eui-gyeom, who resigned due to a speculative controversy in the Heukseok-dong business district, to former Cheong Wa Dae chief secretary Roh Young-min and the former chief of staff Kim Jo-won, who were embroiled in a multi-household controversy. It is noted that he is becoming a “jaseungjabak” calling out the key figure.
To overcome the crisis, President Moon is expected to change the phase with a later reorganization. It is expected immediately after the by-elections on the 7th of next month, but the possibility of a large-scale reorganization before the elections cannot be ruled out. His interest is the succession of Minister Byeon, who has already received his thanks at this time. Mentioned are Sung-won Yoon, First Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transportation, Cho Joong-shik, a member of the Democratic Party, and Kim Jin-ae, a former member of the Open Democratic Party. In addition to Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun, who will run for the presidential election, and Hong Nam-ki, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Strategy and Finance, who will become the longest-serving Deputy Prime Minister for the Economy next month. After two years in office, the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, the Ministry of Employment and Labor, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Ministry of Information and Communications are mentioned as replacement targets.
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