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Recently, I have informed you that the rise in rent and house prices in metropolitan cities such as Busan and Daegu, as well as the metropolitan area, will not stop.



Reporter Hwa Kang-yoon reports. 



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Sejong City, it is difficult to obtain goods even with the total price of hundreds of millions of won.



[Sejong City Certified Broker: No, Jeonsega.

It is in a difficult situation because there is no jeonse.]



This year, the jeonse price of Sejong City has soared 45%, according to the statistics of the Korea Appraisal Board, which is conservative.



The demand for jeonse in Seoul has shifted to the purchase of apartments in non-regulated areas in the metropolitan area such as Gimpo and Paju, Gyeonggi-do, raising the prices of houses in these areas.



The rise in rent and house prices in regions centered on metropolitan cities such as Busan, Daegu, and Daejeon also increased.



To put out a rush of fire, the government is preparing to announce a pre-generation plan this week.



The key is to supply more and faster public rental housing in the metropolitan area.



Currently, vacant multi-family, multi-family houses or apartments, residential officetels, etc. are purchased or rented by public institutions such as Korea Land and Housing Corporation, and then re-leased.



In this way, tens of thousands of public rental housing units are planned to be supplied to the market as early as this year and at the latest by spring of next year.



We are also reviewing ways to reduce the eligibility for tenants in public rental housing.



However, there is a question mark as to whether end-users can supply the desired quantity in a timely manner to the region they want.



[Lee Chang-moo/Hanyang University Urban Engineering Professor: Temporarily supplying (rental housing) is not a problem to be solved.

Because the quantity supplied by the government is a small quantity in terms of the total quantity of houses in stock...

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Government officials drew a line that there was no modification of existing real estate market policies such as the Lease Protection Act or the lending regulation.