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According to the current government, a survey showed that the actual sale price of apartments in Seoul rose 41 percent. There is even concern that a younger group may be the victim of a house bomb.

Reporter Jung Sung-jin reports.

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It is an apartment complex in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.

84㎡ of private land was sold in the mid-600 million at the time of the government's launch, but recently rose to 1 billion.

The rise in apartment prices was found to be similar in most parts of Seoul, according to real estate 114.

In the last two and a half years, the new rate of growth has reached 41%.

Gangnam-gu rose the most with 53%, and Gangbuk-gu, including Jongno and Gwangjin, rose more than 50%.

The government followed up with the real estate market security policy, but it was not effective.

Recently, young people in their thirties have made their way.

The proportion of business in their thirties has risen to 31%.

[Kyung-man Lee / Seoul Gangseo-gu (30s): (We) We're talking about 'investing here', 'here's okay', 'the price goes up' later. '

But if home prices don't rise or fall, the younger runaways may be the victims of a 'housing bomb'.

The government should show strong will to stabilize home prices to prevent excessive buying.

[Chief Eun Young / Director, Korea Urban Research Institute: I always use a tweezers to hit with a hammer, at which point it seems that the government needs a drastic policy decision.]

Ultimately, you need a comprehensive prescription that will allow you to find a place to go instead of real estate.