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All over 12,000 households The contract for 4,700 households that won the subscription at the newly built Dunchon Jugong Apartment in Seoul was until today (17th).



It is a complex that immediately receives the benefits of the government's deregulation, and since it was possible to gauge the atmosphere of the subscription market this year, more attention was paid to the contract rate, and reporter Kim Jeong-woo reports what the result was.



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front of the Dunchon Jugong Apartment Model House in Gangdong-gu, Seoul.



It was the last day of the main contract, but the winners of the subscription to write the contract continued to visit.



Dunchonjugong received a box office performance that fell short of expectations with an average competition rate of 3.7 to 1 in the first subscription last month.



There were also concerns that the contract rate would stop at 40% amid controversy over high interest rates and high pre-sale prices.



However, the atmosphere changed when the government introduced deregulation measures such as interim payment loans and lifting of the actual residence obligation.



[Certified Real Estate Agent: It's a countermeasure against the government, so I think.

Preliminary winners also came and said to us, 'I think it will be the order', and those people also want to do it.] The



construction company and reconstruction union are in the position of "not disclosing the exact contract rate," but the popular 59·84㎡ In this case, it is known that the contract rate exceeded 70%.



[Construction Business Team official: Looking at the current trend, the contract rate is expected to be close to 70%.

If the contracts of the preliminary winners are added, a contract rate of 90% is estimated to be acceptable.]



Some say that the market atmosphere is lukewarm compared to the extensive deregulation, to the extent that the phrase 'saving Dunchon Jugong' came out.



However, it is expected that the confusion in the real estate market will subside a little without a large-scale contract abandonment.



[Kim Gyu-gyu/Director of Korea Investment & Securities Asset Succession Research Institute: It may give a sense of relief that the subscription market will not cool down so much, and there is a possibility that the subscription performance of high-price complexes to be sold will be better than concerns.]



Experts say house prices During the downturn, it was predicted that the polarization of complexes with location and price competitiveness would continue.



(Video editing: Kim Jong-mi, VJ: Park Hyun-woo)