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The government announced yesterday (July 14) plans to increase the price of public housing, including property taxes, as a basis for real estate related taxes. Seoul, which had a lot of house prices last year, rose by an average of 14%, marking its biggest increase in 12 years.

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The increase rate of the announced price of the apartment was provisionally decided at 5.32% this year.

The average rate of growth is similar to last year, because there are many places where apartment prices have risen but there are few landed areas.

However, if the price exceeds 600 million, the rate of increase is doubled.

Housing prices between 6 billion and 1.2 billion apartments were 15 to 17 percent, while those with over 1.2 billion high houses climbed to 19 percent.

Especially in Gangnam and Yongsan in Seoul, the rate of increase exceeded 23%.

Even though the price has skyrocketed, the prices are not so high.

[Lee Mun-ki / Director of Housing Land Department of Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs: We have raised the realization rate of some houses which exceeded 1.2 billion won and the gap between the price and the price was relatively large.]

By province, Seoul was the highest with 14.17%, followed by Gwangju with 9.77% and Daegu with 6.57%.

In Seoul, where house prices surged, it is the biggest rise in 12 years.

On the other hand, the prices of Ulsan, Gyeongnam, Busan,

The government is expected to improve tax equality and lead the stabilization of the real estate market by increasing the tax burden on homeowners due to the increase in the announced price.

Some analysts say that the price rise rate is lower than expected, and that there will be no shortage of spending.

Most homeowners who have not raised their published prices are expected to have little impact on health insurance premiums.

The government will announce the final decision price on the 30th of the month after reflecting the opinion from the home owners about the announced price announced this time.