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government has decided to loosen real estate regulations in most parts of the country except for some parts of Seoul and Gyeonggi-do.

In recent years, as house prices have continued to fall and transactions have almost ceased, the government has stepped in to revive the real estate market even a little.



Then, what will change in the future, and how the mayor will accept today's (10th) announcement, reporter Jo Yoon-ha will tell you first.



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government has released 31 real estate regulated areas.



Most of Gyeonggi Province, including Incheon with a population of nearly 3 million, Suwon of 1 million, Gimpo of 500,000, and Anyang, and Sejong were included.



It was judged that it was not good for the economy to freeze the market sharply as housing sales fell sharply.



[Won Hee-ryong / Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport: In the metropolitan area, house prices have fallen for 27 consecutive weeks and transactions have plummeted, making it difficult for end-users to make normal housing transactions...

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Now, only Seoul and Gwangmyeong in Gyeonggi Province, and Gwacheon, Hanam, Sujeong-gu and Bundang-gu in Seongnam are the only real estate regulated areas.



With this measure, various restrictions such as loan restrictions imposed by the regulated area were also lifted.



Resale restrictions that prevented the sale of apartments for up to five years after receiving them were also removed.



The government has also introduced mitigation measures in regulated areas.



From the 1st of next month, it is decided to reissue the mortgage for houses whose house price exceeds 1.5 billion won.



In addition, if a homeless person buys a house in a regulated area, they will lend up to half of the house price, up to 600 million won.



However, many experts predict that it will be difficult to revive the transaction immediately with this measure.



I don't think many people will buy a house until the floor is checked.



[Kim Gyu-gyu/Director of Asset Succession Research Institute at Korea Investment & Securities: As the burden of high interest rates is stimulating market and demand sentiment, it seems that it will still be difficult for the market's investment sentiment to recover significantly and to activate trading.



] He said that he could come up with measures to loosen the regulations further.



(Video coverage: Park Young-il, Kim Seung-tae, video editing: Won-hee Won, CG: Jegal-chan)