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reason why I went to the Blue House today (2nd) is because the government has been in charge of real estate measures more than 20 times, but the house prices are not caught and people's complaints are getting bigger. In fact, even after strong regulations came out last month, Seoul's house prices have not been rising. Along with the rise in the set price, there are also signs that money will be returned to Seoul instead of newly regulated Incheon and Gyeonggi.

Reporter Han Se-hyun covered the scene.

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58㎡ of this apartment complex in Nowon-gu, Seoul, was traded at 770 million won on the 24th of last month.

Even with the June 17 measures, it was 100 million won higher than the previous high price.

[Nowon-gu, Seoul Authorized Brokerage: (House price) has risen a lot. Apparently, it was 480 million won until yesterday, but today it is 500 million won. (The transaction price is all concentrated in June, but not in April and May.)

The situation in Geumcheon-gu opposite Seoul is similar.

The exclusive area of ​​71 square meters was sold for 1 billion won on the 28th of last month to renew the highest price.

[Geumcheon-gu, Seoul Authorized Brokerage: (House price increases) Some people cancel. Reimbursement for down payments. For example, even if I compensate 100 million, (the house price rises), I get 200 million and 300 million more. (Actually, the sale is also coming out.) The

rise in home prices in Incheon, Daejeon, and Cheongju, which were newly regulated as a result of the June 17th measures, has slightly diminished.

However, the price of apartments in Seoul has been rising for 4 consecutive weeks.

In particular, suburbs in Seoul, such as Nowon, Dobong, Geumcheon, and Guro, and mid/low-priced complexes led the rise.


In fact, last month, apartment deals in Seoul were also the most active in these regions.

The Seoul 6th-17 measures, such as the implementation of the Land Transaction Permit System and the expansion of the metropolitan area's regulated areas, have been weak in Seoul.

Rather, some interpret it as a sign of the so-called'reverse balloon effect', where liquidity in the market is focused on Seoul.

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rate of increase in Seoul's previous set value is steeper, and it has been on the rise for the 53rd consecutive week, leading to an increase in the charter.

(Video coverage: Kang Dong-cheol, video editing: Kim Jong-tae, VJ: Han Seung-min)