In Seoul and Sejong, half of the reported transaction price was canceled after the actual transaction price was registered.
According to the results of an analysis of 129,000 transactions registered in the real transaction price disclosure system of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport in December of last year and January of this year, the number of transactions that were canceled after being registered in the system was 3,279 ( 2.5%).
In particular, it was confirmed that 44.2% and 50.0% of apartments sold at the highest prices in Seoul and Sejong were uploaded to the actual transaction system and then canceled.
In the case of Seoul, 138 cases were canceled, of which 61 were transactions that exceeded the reported price.
The 84.98㎡ area for Shingeumho Park Xi, Geumho-dong 2-ga, Seongdong-gu, was listed on the system as being sold for 1.68 billion won (12th floor) on December 9, last year, and the contract was suddenly deleted 20 days later.
In Sejong City, 10 of the 20 apartment sales, which were canceled in December and last month, were transactions that changed the reported price at the time.
The 98.1866㎡ dedicated to Saemoom Village 11 Complex, Saerom-dong, Sejong City, was registered as having written a sales contract on the 15th of last month at a reported price of 1.41 billion won (14th floor), but registration was canceled on the 18th of the same month after only three days.
Earlier, from the 1st of this month, the government improved the system so that if a home sale contract is registered and canceled in the system, it does not simply delete it, but leaves the contents.
We are taking action as concerns have been raised that there may be disturbing behaviors that manipulate quotes by placing and dropping expensive false contracts in the system.
Considering the fact that the reported price ratio among the number of canceled sales in Sejong and Seoul, where the actual apartment prices have risen a lot, is far higher than that of other places, it is interpreted that the false actual transaction price has had the effect of inflating the price.
Based on the market price of KB Kookmin Bank, Sejong City saw the highest rate of increase in apartment prices (44.97%) last year in the country.
In Seoul, the average apartment price per 3.3㎡ (40.4 million won) surpassed 40 million won for the first time at the end of last year.
Among the number of cancellations of apartment sales in other regions, the reported rates were 23.6% in Jeonnam, 21.4% in Jeju, 20.0% in Daegu, 17.8% in Busan, and 12.9% in Gyeonggi.