"If there is an unconditional contract" charter riot... Hong Nam-gi "Among Distress"

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This fall's charter crisis is showing signs of spreading nationwide beyond the metropolitan area.

The National Audit Office also accused him of this, and Deputy Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki said he was considering additional measures.

Reporter Jeong Seong-jin reports.

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72㎡ apartment charter, which was traded at the beginning of 300 million won at the beginning of this month, was traded at 380 million won on the 17th, and the recently released charter price is 420 million won.

This is the atmosphere of Incheon's Songdo new city, where the rental price rose the most in the metropolitan area last week.

[Incheon Songdo New City Authorized Broker: There is almost no charter, so if you call (charter quantity) from Seoul, I will unconditionally sign a contract.

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Last week, the nationwide apartment rental price rose 0.21%, showing the highest rate in 5 years and 6 months.

According to private statistics, the rent for apartments in Seoul recorded the highest growth rate in nine years.

In some regions, such as the metropolitan area and Sejong City, there is a sign of spreading nationwide due to the demand for moving in the fall.

The increase in rent for major metropolitan cities such as Ulsan and Daegu increased, and the rent for local rents rose to the maximum in 7 years and 6 months.

In the national audit of the National Equipment Commission, the jeonse crisis recently hit the cutting board.

Deputy Prime Minister Hong Nam-gi said that he would continue to push ahead with the existing housing policy, but he said that he was ‘worrying’ about the jeonse crisis.

[Hong Nam-ki/Deputy Prime Minister of Economy: We are thinking about whether there are more things we can do and whether there are additional measures to stabilize the jeonse market (we are thinking about whether there are additional measures to stabilize the jeonse market.)] We are

already holding the supply of the metropolitan area through measures such as August 4 As the situation has been stretched, it seems difficult for the government to find additional measures that deserve it.