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Yesterday (15th), I was told yesterday that the 30s most actively jumped into the Seoul apartment market, which has recently risen a lot, with interest in real estate. However, when I analyzed all my thirties in search of home, there were more people out of Seoul than those who came to Seoul.

Reporter Bae Jeong-hoon, who learned about the analysis of the SBS data journalism team's plan, will be delivered.

<Reporter Bae Yeo-woon> For the

past 5 years, we have analyzed the transfer of transfer reports from Seoul and other metropolitan areas.

In terms of population distribution, there are more people in their 40s and 50s, but the generation who moved the most homes during this period was in their 30s.

[Lee Jae-yoon/Self-employed in his 30s: I almost lived in Anyang, but after working for six months in Banpo, I commuted from Anyang. I lived in Deungchon-dong for 1 year, and in Sinsa-dong for about 6 months, I lived in Gosiwon… .]

I tried to move in and out of my 30s.

The blue color is from Seoul to Gyeonggi, and the red color is from Gyeonggi to Seoul. The 30s who left Seoul are 330,000, the 30s are 230,000, or only 3 are from Seoul.

The proportion of people in their 30s who left Seoul is now higher than when the apartment price rose significantly just before the 2008 financial crisis.

The generation who bought the most apartments in Seoul was also in their 30s, but at the same time, those who left Seoul the most were also in their 30s.

In Seoul, people in their 30s fell into Gyeonggi-do the most from Gil-dong, Gangdong-gu, Hwagok 1-dong, Gangseo-gu, and Guro 3-dong, Guro-gu.

These are regions with relatively low apartment prices based on real estate transaction prices.

[Choi Eun-young/Director, Korea Urban Research Institute: (Seoul and Gyeonggi-do) It's the difference in housing costs. If they eventually get married, they can't stay in Seoul because of the housing costs here. That's why I usually go out to new towns… .] I

also analyzed the reasons for transference.

The reason I moved to Seoul was my first job, but moving to Gyeonggi-do had the most problems with my home.

[Kim Hye-jeong/Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do Office worker: (home) I said that if I go to Seoul and go to Songpa, my husband can take it. (Because it was expensive) there was no place to go. Too expensive. Now it's really more expensive.] Due to the

rise in apartment prices in Seoul, the median price of apartments in Seoul and Gyeonggi-do differed by about 250 million won in 2016, but last year, the gap widened in three years to 500 million won.

[Choi Eun-young/Director of Korea Urban Research Institute: The most important reason is that it is difficult to find a suitable house for couples to live in here in Seoul.]


<Reporter Bae Jeong-hoon> The

situation in my 30s is so anxious.

Various real estate policies have been poured into the current government, but haven't any of them made the 30s more difficult?

In front of real estate experts, a card with 22 real estate policies was unfolded.

It was a countermeasure against the activation of rental housing registration that Kim Seong-dal chose as a policy that hit the 30s.

[Gimseongdal / gyeongsilryeon Real Estate Construction and Reform Office director: (dajutaekja a) haejugo exempt jugeona cut the enormous taxes, loan expansion also did rise in house prices sharply after the results came out the measures which up to 80% of the house price]

before and rent supply Contrary to the intention to stabilize the market, it deepened the trend of rising prices.

As a result, there were fewer homes for those in their thirties who lacked assets.

Director Eun-Young Choi chose the upper limit for the sale of private land as a policy that started the price rise.

[Choi Eun-young/Director of the Korea Urban Research Institute: (presale price upper limit system) Not only in Gangnam-gu, but also in Dogok-dong and Daechi-dong and not in any dong, it was feared that the pre-sale price limit would have to be neutralized, so the housing price has risen considerably since then. With... .] It

is an analysis that the collapse of trust in government policy has led to a rise in house prices.

It is also interpreted that a 30-year-old who lacks assets has been deprived of the means to raise money to pay for the house price.

[Shim Gyo-Eun/Professor, Department of Real Estate, Konkuk University: The June 17 measures are very strong measures, so you can see that they have fundamentally blocked the (real estate) market accessible to young people.] Although

analysis was different for each expert, the asset gap was different. We all agreed that practical measures were needed to target the vulnerable in their 30s, whose debt is rapidly rising due to anxiety.

[Jung Soo-Yeon/Professor, Department of Economics, Jeju National University: Newlyweds in their 30s These people's desire for home ownership is increasing. (30s) When looking for the first house in my life, I think it is necessary to provide unconditional support in order

to'do not accumulate your beginnings'.] [Prof. Jae-man Lim/Sejong University, Department of Real Estate: Trying to act in a place where work and housing are near is new It's a desire for young generations to live in another city. (Assuming the return of public interest) Should we find a way to increase housing capacity in the city more actively? .]

(Video coverage: Lee Byung-joo, Kim Tae-hoon, video editing: Won-hee Won, CG: Jae-young Choi, Ye-jung Choi, VJ: Young-sam Jeong, Han-wook Jeong)

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