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Reporter Kwon Ae-ri is with you.

Reporter Kwon, for a while, I was worried that the house price was jumping abnormally, but these days, the rent price for cheonsei is jumping so much nationwide?



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Yes.

Two representative real estate statistics that are also used as criteria when making a mortgage loan are the recent weekly trends of the Korea Appraisal Board and KB Kookmin Bank.



But first, the nationwide jeonse has risen to the greatest extent in 5 years and 6 months with the appraisal statistics.

The Seoul charter is rising for 69 consecutive weeks.



The width of Incheon and Gyeonggi-do is also large, but it is added when looking at the area excluding the metropolitan area.

This year, the biggest increase in sales in 7 years and 6 months, including Sejong City, where jeonse has soared.



According to the KB Kookmin Bank, the charter price in Seoul has risen the most in nine years last week, but there is a big difference between nine years ago and now.



Nine years ago, 2011, as you can see in the table to come out, is the time when the atmosphere that there is no need to rush to buy a house is spreading, since the house prices and sales prices in Seoul have noticeably dropped or started to stagnate.

I actually did.

That is, it is a time when the demand for trading has withered and the demand for charter is more concentrated.



On the other hand, there is a decisive difference that the jeonse price is fluctuating following a surge in trading prices now.

There are three main reasons the Korea Appraisal Board picks.



First of all, there is a low interest rate and a lot of money on the market.

Second, more and more landlords are trying to send tenants out and enter their homes in order to secure the right to sell renovated apartments or to receive tax benefits.



In addition, I was told three things that chartered properties are rapidly becoming scarce since the new Lease Protection Act, which took effect in August.



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fact, it was said that the trading price is still a little quiet, but as the jeonse price jumps, there are places where the sale price rises again.



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Yes.

In fact, the rising sale price in Seoul seems to have stopped.

There is also an expectation that multi-homeowners' offerings will increase in order to avoid taxes that will increase sharply next year if they continue to own multiple units.



However, if you look at it by distinction, the rise of expensive places, including the Gangnam area of ​​Seoul, which can be said to have already risen, has definitely stopped.



It is remarkable that those places with less than 900 million won and many small equilibrium complexes still have not declined significantly.

And not only the jeonse but also the monthly rent is rising significantly.



The monthly rent increase rate in Seoul in September was 0.78%.

The entire metropolitan area is 0.67%.

This is the largest increase since KB Kookmin Bank started counting related data in 2015.



Since the new lease protection law, the proportion of rented rent is rising as the rent for rent has become so precious, and the price is rising.



The trading price in the metropolitan area is rising again.

Gimpo, which is not a regulated area, surged by 0.51% last week.

Deogyang-gu, Goyang, an area affected by the 3rd new town, also rose by more than 0.3%.



The regulated areas are not that much, but the rise is clearly expanding.

Analysis that sees as the balloon effect of the new lease protection law comes out.



People who have not been able to find a charter in Seoul say that it is difficult to buy a house in Seoul, where the price of a house has already skyrocketed.



The shortage phenomenon, which began to stand out in the expensive Seoul jeonse market, can spark the real middle class housing stability.



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fact, it is a bit frustrating, but the government is considering additional real estate measures.

Did you talk like this?



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Yes.

But I think I have a lot of troubles.

Deputy Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki answered at the State Administration yesterday (22nd).



[Hong Nam-ki/Deputy Prime Minister (Comprehensive Audit of the Planning and Finance Committee, yesterday): Can alleviate instability in the cheonsei market…

I'm looking to see if there is another possibility the government can do or if there is room for countermeasures.

First of all, I think the challenge is to steadily and steadily push ahead with the policies announced by the government.]



The answer seems to contain concerns that we have to do with almost all of the regulations that can emerge

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The measures and regulations that came out and the intentions of related legislation are all good, but as they come out frequently, there are points of conflict.



For example, it encourages tenants to own only a house to live in, while expanding the choice of tenants. In fact, the two goals are in opposite directions.



Even if you simply think about it, there is a point in the middle where tenants who are not yet in a position to buy their own home to live have no place to go.



Rather than abandoning one side, it would be necessary to organize traffic so that measures and legislation are harmonized. It can be said that it is to find out the contradictions and complementary points that were not seen before.