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There are opposing voices within the government and the ruling party against Lee Jae-myung's proposal. Still, there is a forecast that if the government temporarily cuts the transfer tax, the number of properties for sale in the real estate market will increase.
The on-site reaction was covered by reporter Han Sang-woo.
<Reporter> In the
real estate market these days, neither buyers nor sellers are willing to step forward, they are just looking out.
[Accredited Broker: (Recently) the amount has gone up a bit. There is a bit of pressure on the high rise, and I am hesitant because I think there will be some volatility depending on the results of the presidential election... .] In
particular, if the interest on loans rises next year and the burden of property taxes increases, the concerns of multi-homeowners will deepen.
In this situation, if the transfer tax is temporarily suspended, it seems that the transaction will continue as multi-homeowners sell their houses.
Now, if you buy a house for 1.2 billion won in the target area and hold it for 4 years and then sell the house for 1.5 billion won, you have to pay 127 million won for 2 homeowners and 153 million won for 3 or more houses. do.
If the transfer tax is exempted, the tax amount will be reduced to 76 million won, reducing the tax burden from 51 million won to 77 million won.
However, the so-called 'brilliant house', the house price likely to rise, is more likely to rise, and the phenomenon of concentration in Seoul and Gangnam is likely to intensify.
[Multi-House Owner: I would prune.
If it's small on the outskirts or in the outskirts, I'll sort it out a bit.]
[Lim Seong-hwan / ABL Life WM Manager: Gyeonggi-do, Incheon, or the outskirts of Seoul (for sale) will come out except for the core areas.
Then the
asking price
will drop more than 120 million won.]
Growing distrust in the government policy that if
you
endure, you will eventually win, also remains a burden in the policy-making process.
(Video editing: Jo Moo-hwan, VJ: Park Hyeon-woo)
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