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has been a year since the government introduced the August 4 measures, which included increasing the supply of housing to the public and lowering real estate prices, but the actual progress of the business is sluggish. Contrary to the government's forecast, the price of what will be captured is also rising. It is pointed out that government policies do not reflect reality and market conditions properly, leading to a decline in policy credibility.



By Jang Hoon-kyung.



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Taereung Golf Course site, which the government promised to supply 10,000 households, is reducing the supply due to protests from local governments and residents and is considering alternative sites.



Among the new housing sites announced, such as the Government Complex Gwacheon and the West License Examination Center, none of them have confirmed their business plans yet.



In the case of public reconstruction that promised to supply 50,000 households, 808 households, or 1.6% of the total, can be designated as a project operator within one year.



This is because the announcement was made hastily without prior consultation with the local government and residents, and did not get a good response from the residents.



In the meantime, the median price of an apartment in Seoul has risen by 100 million won.



[Kwon Dae-jung/Professor of Real Estate Department at Myongji University: The housing price rises because of the anxiety that there is no more housing supply because the government does not trust (policy). .] The



government's forecast of inflation that would be stable in the second half of the month was also wrong, with the inflation rate of 2.6% last month, rising by 2% for four consecutive months.



[Kim Sang-bong / Professor of Economics, Hansung University: We are aiming for herd immunity in November. Then people's demand starts a little earlier than that. Inflation could rise again as a factor on the demand side.]



It is pointed out that since the introduction of the lease law, the jeonse market has been stabilizing, and it is pointed out that empty words about key economic policies continue, such as making a diagnosis that is far from reality.