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June 17th, July 10th, Seoul's apartment prices have risen for six consecutive weeks until this week despite real estate measures. There were concerns that the increased tax burden would be passed on to the tenants, but the rise in the set price was even steeper.

Reporter Han Se-hyun was interviewed.

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is an apartment complex in Gangdong-gu, Seoul.

Of the 282 households, there is only one property that has been chartered.

It is the story of the brokerage agency that the number of landlords who turn to the rent or anti-war has increased in recent years.

[Seoul Gangdong-gu Authorized Broker: It is related to the three burdens. Because (converting the rent) to the monthly rent, you can pay the tax as much as the monthly rent. Instead, you get half the deposit, and the other half is calculated as the monthly rent

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Of the 1,356 apartment complexes, 6 are for sale.

[Songpa-gu, Seoul Authorized Brokerage: (Check the property) You know the site, I'll go down all the time. (There are almost no charter items) Where is the charter? No? Everything. All items that haven't changed since June 17th also go out.]

Seoul's rent has risen 55 weeks in a row since July last year.

The cumulative increase rate of the previous year's set value was 1.41%, which is the opposite of the decline of 2.17% in the same period last year.

In particular, in recent years, the set value of Gangnam area such as Gangdong and Songpa has risen sharply.

This is an area where regulations are expected to be tightened or tax burdens will increase sharply due to measures against successive real estate such as 6·17 and 7·10.

There are also concerns that the continued increase in the set price will stimulate the increase in house prices.

[Tenant chartered in their 30s: (set price) As the day goes up differently, I am quite anxious and there are many friends who are in a hurry to buy in a hurry.]

Moreover , the number of apartments next year will be reduced to half the level of this year. Market instability is likely to persist.