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government has decided to expand the area for underfloor heating in officetels. The regulation was lifted to further increase the number of mid-to-large-sized residential officetels, but there are voices of concern.



Reporter Jang Hoon-kyung pointed it out.



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Currently, underfloor heating is allowed up to 85㎡ in the exclusive area of ​​the officetel.



Although the size of the exclusive area is smaller than that of an apartment with a balcony, there was a limit for a household of 3 to 4 people to live.



The government has decided to increase the supply of medium and large-sized residential officetels by raising the allowable floor heating area to 120㎡ by November.



In addition, since it is possible to receive a sale without a subscription account, it is possible to build more spacious urban-style housing, which young people prefer, and to make more rooms.



[Kim Young-han/Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Housing Policy Officer: The supply speed is considerably faster than that of apartment complexes, so it will help a lot in stabilizing the jeonse market (I think.)]



Experts, however, actually widen the regulatory blind spots, which will produce side effects such as reckless development. I am concerned that it may.



It is said that overcrowded development can reduce the quality of the residential environment and even worsen the surrounding parking situation by avoiding regulations such as securing a certain number of parking spaces per household.



[Jin-Hyung Seo / President of the Korean Real Estate Association (Professor, Kyungin Women's University): (I think it is quite difficult to redevelop with economies of scale)



In order to prevent confusion and delays in sales due to different standards for each local government, the deliberation criteria have been specified so that the national sale price review committee can refer to it.



In addition, he said that it would improve in a way that reflects the market price of businesses with a similar size and brand, rather than the average market price of all nearby business sites.



(Video editing: Kim Seon-tak)