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Despite the suspicion of subsequent speculation, the government announced the second new countermeasures for the 3rd new town next month, and is in a position to proceed with supply measures without a hitch.

However, it turns out that in many of the places mentioned as candidates, people who encourage speculation are already active.



Reporter Jang Hoon-kyung covered it.



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is a forest field in Noonsa-dong, Gwangmyeong-si, Gyeonggi-do.



In October 2018, a planning real estate company bought it for 245 million won, and then sold its stake in the land from September the following year to March last year.



The 34 people who bought the land paid 1.29 billion won, and the company collected four times the investment in a year and a half.



From two to three years ago, these planned real estates entered the Gwangmyeong and Siheung districts, but these lands were left out of the new city district, and people who bought the land from businesses could not receive compensation.



[Gwangmyeong·Siheung District Authorized Broker: It was fraudulent.

It's completely blind, but you can't use it if you want to use it.

There are 30 land owners, so even if you plan to use them, you must get a borrowing certificate and consent form.]



Ahead of the announcement of the second new residential site next month, these planned real estates are flourishing again.



While listening to Gimpo Gochon, a prominent candidate, I saw an Internet article promoting Gimpo to buy nearby land and inquired about it.



Even though the whole country is infested with accusations of speculation, we recommend that you buy by splitting your stake.



[Planned real estate company official: What happened around the apartment?

Was the land price still?

It is a land that can be changed like that.

It's a partial share.] For



10 years from 2010, only 3 cases of land in which more than 30 people shared shares in the area where development restrictions in the metropolitan area were lifted were compensated.



Even the compensation was less than or similar to the cost of buying the land for the planning real estate.



As speculation on planned real estate took off, a bill was also proposed that would require local governments to obtain permission for equity transactions that are suspected of not being an inheritance or gift, but of a planned real estate.



There are many voices that it is necessary to more strongly regulate speculative transactions and false hype advertisements by planning real estate companies.



(Video coverage: Jang Woon-seok and Kim Hak-mo, video editing: Kim Jun-hee)