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Despite various measures such as strengthening loan regulations, taxation, and expansion of rental housing, the nation's house prices and leased rents are not being caught.

In particular, the rise in house prices in regional metropolitan cities such as Ulsan and Paju and non-regulated areas in the metropolitan area is not unusual.



This is reporter Je Hee-won.



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Deputy Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki expressed this in her mind about the recent movement in house prices in Seoul.



[Hong Nam-ki/Deputy Prime Minister of Economy (the yesterday's meeting of the Ministers of Real Estate Relations): Centrally in the middle and low-priced areas of Seoul, the recent sedation of buying sentiment has slowed.] Regarding



non-regulated areas, he showed a reserved position, saying, "We need to watch more."



The rate of increase in apartment prices across the country last week was greater than it was a week ago, and the price of jeonse was still rising.



The government's passive diagnosis was colorless.



Paju-si and Ulsan, Gyeonggi-do, which have been out of regulation, have increased rates of increase from last week.



[Ulsan Realtor: It's coming from all over the country right now.

External investors come intensively, and in an instant, they raise 200 to 300 million won.] In



Seoul, the rise in Gangnam 3 districts was remarkable due to anticipation for the reconstruction project.



As a result of a survey by a real estate investigator, about 70% and 78% of respondents said that house prices and rental prices will rise in the first half of next year.



[Jihae Yoon/Senior Researcher Real Estate 114: (The government has announced various regulatory policies).

Nevertheless, as housing prices in major regions steadily rise and the problem of apartment supply shortages in the city center emerges, it has an impact on consumer sentiment.] According to the



KB Kookmin Bank survey, Seoul has more markets than those who buy a house in about four months. Changed to.



While low interest rates are expected to continue for a considerable period of time, repeated government measures have rather increased market tolerance, failing to properly manage market sentiment about house prices and jeonse prices.