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the number of people moving in winter is decreasing, the chartered market is reviving as the number of rented items that have been dry has increased.

As a result, the rise of the jeonse is also slowing down, and it seems to be more to be seen if the jeonse crisis will subside. 



Reporter Han Se-hyun's report.



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is an apartment complex in Songpa-gu, Seoul.



Chartered listings here have nearly doubled compared to a month ago.



The situation in the Gangbuk region is similar.



The chartered sales of this apartment complex in Mapo-gu have more than doubled in a month.



A local brokerage explains that the demand for charters has declined this month.



[Seoul Mapo-gu Realtor: (Chonse) All the people who renewed the contract because demand had to give it, and those who moved due to demand from school districts moved until the end of November and early December.] In



the case of Seoul, chartered sales in 23 wards. It increased by up to three times compared to the previous year, and there was an increase in sales in metropolitan areas such as Suwon and Seongnam.



The chartered supply and demand index, which indicates the degree of shortage of chartered sales, also improved the most since mid-August.



It is analyzed that the reason is that some demand has turned to trading due to the low demand for moving in winter and a rise in jeonse prices.



As the number of sales increases, the rise in the total price is also slowing down.



The rate of increase in rented apartment prices in Seoul recorded 0.14% for three consecutive weeks, down to the level just before the enforcement of the lease law at the end of July.



In Gyeonggi-do, the rise in jeonse prices declined after a month.



However, there are many opinions that we need to see if the jeonse crisis will subside.



[Imbyeongcheol / Real Estate 114 senior researcher: If visible harm apartment resident volume is lower than this year, next year, (the government supplied) before a public charter housing, limited to absorb the rent demand jeonsetgap anxiety can be greater -



in part Some point out that it is necessary to revise the current regulations.



[Kim Deok-rye/Director of Housing Policy Dept. of Housing Industry Research Institute: I will strengthen the requirements for real residence in order to secure soundness in the trading market. This may lead to a requirement to further eliminate jeonse items in the cheonsei market, so (effects) conflict...

.]



As candidate Chang-Hum Byun, Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport also said, "The 3rd Lease Act has had some influence on the cheonsei crisis," the government's follow-up measures are drawing attention.



(Video coverage: first job, video editing: Park Jin-hoon, VJ: Park Hyun-woo)