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government is taking steps to take measures, but there are still predictable worries. The representative one is the new city, so it is necessary to reward landlords in the planned development area, and this money is expected to be released from the end of this year to 50 trillion won. There is great anxiety as to whether this overflowing money will eventually come back to real estate.

Reporter Han Se-hyun went to this area and heard the story.

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is one of the 3rd new cities, Wangsuk District, Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do.

We supply about 66,000 households, and land compensation starts as early as the end of the year.

[Namyangju, Gyeonggi-do Authorized Broker: Many inquiries. The area around (Compensation area) goes up. Anything you build here will make money.] From

the second half of this year to next year, there are 117 places nationwide where land compensation is scheduled for the creation of a new town and industrial complex.

The real estate industry estimates that the amount of land compensation will reach 50 trillion won.

The problem is that more than 80% of these are released from the metropolitan area.

[Lee Byeong-cheol/Real Estate 114 Senior Researcher: As the awareness of'a bright one' grows stronger, speaking of big money, whether it is an apartment in Gangnam area or a shopping mall or building on the main city side, (there may be the inflow of funds. )]

From 2006 to 2007, when the land compensation of about 60 trillion won was released, the national land price rose 10% and the apartment price rose 20%.

The price of apartments in Seoul was up 32%, which was higher.

When concerns arise, the government is pursuing measures to increase the rate of compensation for bonds or land instead of cash in the case of the 3rd new town.

In addition, we plan to actively utilize financial products that distribute the development profits by in-kind contributions to the Land and Housing Corporation.

However, if the expectations of rising housing prices in Seoul and the metropolitan area are not met, there is a high possibility that considerable land rewards will flow into the housing market again, causing anxiety over housing prices.

(Video coverage: Kang Dong-cheol, video editing: Junhee Kim, VJ: Seungmin Han)