Suyu Palace in Cantaville, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul, where unsold sales occurred even after completion due to the controversy over the high pre-sale price, was partially out of balance despite the 9th unlisted subscription .
According to the Korea Real Estate Agency on the 11th, 359 people applied for unlisted subscriptions for 134 uncontracted Cantaville Suyu Palace households in the past 8 unlisted subscriptions, recording an average competition rate of 2.7 to 1. The households that came out as an ungraded subscription this time are 134 households with unique areas from 18 to 78 square meters.
Non-priority subscription refers to the selection of winners by random lottery after receiving subscriptions for households that have not been able to find owners due to contract abandonment or are not eligible for subscription earnings that have appear after the contract date of the overall sales winner.
This is the ninth non-priority subscription for Cantaville Suyu Palace, but in some equilibria, the number of applicants was less than the number of homes supplied. Only 14 people applied for the unique recruitment of 19㎡A from 15 households, and 20㎡A and 20㎡B recruited 2 households and 3 households, respectively, but there was no applicant.
The highest competition rate came from the unique 56㎡A. 22 people applied for one home, and the score was 22 to 1. 11 people applied for 76㎡ for 1 home, and 109 people applied for 59㎡A for 18 homes, recording an average of 6.06 to 1. For exclusive use of 78㎡, 110 people applied for 69 households.
Cantaville Suyu Palace, which first went on sale in March last year, completed subscription with a competition rate of 6.4 to 1 at the time of general sales, but 198 out of a total of 216 homes came out as unsold and he went on with eight unlisted subscriptions. times.
At the time of the first sale, the unique 59㎡ was set at 800 million to 920 million won, and the 78㎡ was set at the highest price of 1.148 billion won, causing controversy over the high sale price. As a result, some equilibrium units were sold at a 15% discount last year, but the unsold units were still not written off due to the perception that they were still at high pre-sale prices.
In this unlisted subscription, the lowest pre-sale price for exclusive use of 59㎡ went down to 527 million won, which is about 270 million below the lowest price (800-200,000 won) at the time the first sale. The lowest price of 78㎡ for exclusive use this time was 654 million won, a decrease of about 350 million from the previous 1 billion won.
