<Anchor> As the
jeonse crisis intensifies, the house price is also fluctuating.
In particular, the price of mid- to low-priced apartments has risen a lot, which seems to be because tenants who are tired of the jeonse have turned to buying and selling.
Reporter Han Se-hyun reports how much the increase in house prices in the outskirts of Seoul and the metropolitan area, where the demand is rushing, is rising.
<Reporter> The
81㎡ apartment in Nowon-gu, Seoul, has increased by 47% in the past year.
That's more than 9 times higher than the 5% increase in the previous year.
The 77㎡ type of this apartment complex in Dobong-gu also increased by 34% over the past year, up five times from the previous year.
[Public brokerage in Dobong-gu, Seoul: There was no demand for investment (the rate of increase in house prices) was insignificant.
Suddenly, in September.
It was actually the first time that (the landlord) paid the down payment and canceled the (contract).
(Cancellation fee) Because you can earn tens of millions of won more even after asking 60 million won...
.] The
average rate of increase in house prices over the past year for apartments with the lowest 20% price in Seoul was 27%, far exceeding the rate of increase of 11.6% in the highest 20% apartments.
The rise in housing prices for mid- to low-priced apartments has been remarkable after the lease law was implemented.
In the last three months, the rate of increase in house prices for high-end apartments rose 4%, and for low-end apartments 7.9%, the increase is nearly double.
It is an analysis that the property prices in Seoul, which rose 71 weeks in a row, are boosting the prices of mid- to low-end apartment houses.
[Kim Kyu-gyu/Director of Korea Investment & Securities Asset Succession Research Institute: There is a possibility that new jeonse buyers who could not find a jeonse property will inevitably show a movement to'prepare my home' with inexpensive suburban housing...
.] In
fact, the rise in house prices in the Gangnam area of Seoul has been somewhat lowered, but the outskirts of Seoul such as Jungnang-gu and Nowon-gu, where there are many mid- to low-priced apartments, and the metropolitan area such as Incheon, are increasing the increase.
Gimpo, which remained as an unregulated region, showed an overheating pattern, soaring 1.94% from last week.
[Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do official brokerage: It has risen.
It is correct that it has risen sharply now.
The person who sold (the house) knows who sold how much.
Would I have made more if I didn't sell it? (I say.)] As
apartment tenants in Seoul next year are expected to drop 45% from this year, concerns are raised that the jeonse crisis will be difficult to resolve and will stimulate the trading market.
(Video coverage: Kang Dong-cheol, Video editing: Kim Jong-tae, VJ: Jeong Min-gu)