According to a survey result, Korea's house price increase rate in the third quarter was the highest among major countries in the world.
According to the global housing price index released on the 19th by Knight Frank, a British real estate information company, home prices in Korea rose 23.9% in the third quarter from a year ago.
This is the real standard after taking inflation into account, and this is the highest figure among 56 countries surveyed.
After Korea, Sweden 17.8%, New Zealand 17.0%, Turkey 15.9%, and Australia 15.9% followed.
However, in terms of nominal house price increase, Korea was 26.4%, second after Turkey, which recorded 35.5%.
In Turkey, inflation was so severe in the third quarter that the inflation rate reached 19.3%, resulting in a large gap between nominal and real growth rates.