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Apartment Prices in Seoul Continue to Rise for 27th Consecutive Week

Rewrite text [비즈니스포스트] Apartment prices in Seoul have risen for 27 consecutive weeks.

According to data from the Korea Real Estate Board on the 23rd, on the 20th, of the third week of November, apartment sales prices in Seoul rose 0.03% from the previous week. It was 0.02 percentage points lower than last week’s increase (0.05%).

▲ Apartment prices in Seoul have risen for 27 consecutive weeks. The photo shows an apartment in Seoul. <연합뉴스>

The Real Estate Institute explained, “As the wait-and-see attitude deepens due to the difference in desired prices between buyers and sellers, expectations for price increases have decreased. Due to a decrease in purchase inquiries, the magnitude of the increase has ‘to reduce. , with sale prices being adjusted in some complexes.” .

Dividing Seoul by district, apartment prices in 14 districts in Gangbuk rose by 0.03% compared to last week.

In Seongdong-gu (0.11%), prices rose mainly for large-scale apartment complexes in Oksu and Geumho-dong, and in Yongsan-gu (0.10%), prices rose mainly for apartment complexes in Ichon and Dowon- dong In Gwangjin-gu (0.06%), prices rose mainly in large apartment complexes in Jayang and Gwangjang-dong.

On the other hand, prices fell mainly in Sanggye and Wolgye-dong apartment complexes in Nowon-gu (-0.04%), and in Gangbuk-gu (-0.03%) mainly in Mia and Suyu-dong apartment complexes.

Apartment prices in 11 areas in Gangnam rose by 0.03% compared to last week.

In Yeongdeungpo-gu (0.09%), prices rose mainly in large apartment complexes in Yeouido and Mullae-dong, and in Yangcheon-gu (0.07%), prices rose mainly in apartment complexes in Mok and Sinjeong-dong.

In Gangdong-gu (0.07%), prices rose mainly in apartment complexes built in Cheonho and Dunchon-dong, and in Gangseo-gu (0.06%), prices rose mainly in apartment complexes in Magok and Banghwa-dong. In Songpa-gu (0.05%), prices rose mainly in Songpa and Ogeum-dong apartment complexes.

Flat prices across the metropolitan area rose by 0.01% compared to last week.

As of the third week of November, Gyeonggi apartment prices rose 0.02% from the previous week.

In Hanam City (0.17%), prices rose mainly for large-scale apartment complexes in Mangwol-dong and semi-new apartment complexes in Deokpung-dong, and in Anyang Dongan-gu (0.16%), prices rose mainly for apartment complexes built in Hogye and Gwanyang-dong.

In Yeongtong-gu, Suwon (0.16%), prices rose mainly in large apartment complexes in Maetan and Iui-dong, and in Bundang-gu, Seongnam (0.09%), prices rose mainly in apartment complexes in Jeongja and Sunae- dong, which has good residential conditions.

In Gwangju City (-0.14%), prices fell mainly for semi-new apartment complexes in Songjeong and Yangbeol-dong, and in Dongducheon City (-0.13%), prices fell mainly for apartment complexes in Saengyeon and Jihaeng.

In the third week of November, Incheon apartment prices fell by 0.05% compared to the previous week.

In Michuhol-gu (-0.15%), prices fell mainly for mid- to low-priced apartment complexes in Juan and Yonghyeon-dong, and in Bupyeong-gu (-0.09%), prices fell mainly for small and medium-sized apartments their size. complexes in Bugae and Samsan-dong.

In Dong-gu (-0.09%), prices fell mainly due to a backlog of properties mainly in semi-new and newly built apartment complexes in Songhyeon and Manseok-dong, and in Namdong-gu (-0.04%) in mainly in apartment complexes in Mansu and Seochang-dong. In Gyeyang-gu (-0.03%), prices fell mainly for the Hyosung and Byeongbang-dong apartment complexes.

In the third week of November, apartment prices across the country remained flat (0.00%).

By city and province, apartment prices rose in Chungbuk (0.06%), Jeonbuk (0.04%), and Daejeon (0.03%), while Ulsan (0.00%) and Gyeongnam (0.00%) showed a flat trend. Apartment prices fell in Busan (-0.06%) and Jeju (-0.03%).

Among the 176 cities, counties and districts in the published area, apartment prices increased in 89 places compared to last week, falling to 11 places. The number of flat areas was 7, a decrease of 7 compared to last week, and the number of declining areas was 80, an increase of 8 compared to last week. Reporter Ryu Soo-jae

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[비즈니스포스트] Apartment prices in Seoul have risen for 27 consecutive weeks.

According to data from the Korea Real Estate Board on the 23rd, on the 20th, of the third week of November, apartment sales prices in Seoul rose 0.03% from the previous week. It was 0.02 percentage points lower than last week’s increase (0.05%).

▲ Apartment prices in Seoul have risen for 27 consecutive weeks. The photo shows an apartment in Seoul. <연합뉴스>

The Real Estate Institute explained, “As the wait-and-see attitude deepens due to the difference in desired prices between buyers and sellers, expectations for price increases have decreased. Due to a decrease in purchase inquiries, the magnitude of the increase has ‘to reduce. , with sale prices being adjusted in some complexes.” .

Dividing Seoul by district, apartment prices in 14 districts in Gangbuk rose by 0.03% compared to last week.

In Seongdong-gu (0.11%), prices rose mainly for large-scale apartment complexes in Oksu and Geumho-dong, and in Yongsan-gu (0.10%), prices rose mainly for apartment complexes in Ichon and Dowon- dong In Gwangjin-gu (0.06%), prices rose mainly in large apartment complexes in Jayang and Gwangjang-dong.

On the other hand, prices fell mainly in Sanggye and Wolgye-dong apartment complexes in Nowon-gu (-0.04%), and in Gangbuk-gu (-0.03%) mainly in Mia and Suyu-dong apartment complexes.

Apartment prices in 11 areas in Gangnam rose by 0.03% compared to last week.

In Yeongdeungpo-gu (0.09%), prices rose mainly in large apartment complexes in Yeouido and Mullae-dong, and in Yangcheon-gu (0.07%), prices rose mainly in apartment complexes in Mok and Sinjeong-dong.

In Gangdong-gu (0.07%), prices rose mainly in apartment complexes built in Cheonho and Dunchon-dong, and in Gangseo-gu (0.06%), prices rose mainly in apartment complexes in Magok and Banghwa-dong. In Songpa-gu (0.05%), prices rose mainly in Songpa and Ogeum-dong apartment complexes.

Flat prices across the metropolitan area rose by 0.01% compared to last week.

As of the third week of November, Gyeonggi apartment prices rose 0.02% from the previous week.

In Hanam City (0.17%), prices rose mainly for large-scale apartment complexes in Mangwol-dong and semi-new apartment complexes in Deokpung-dong, and in Anyang Dongan-gu (0.16%), prices rose mainly for apartment complexes built in Hogye and Gwanyang-dong.

In Yeongtong-gu, Suwon (0.16%), prices rose mainly in large apartment complexes in Maetan and Iui-dong, and in Bundang-gu, Seongnam (0.09%), prices rose mainly in apartment complexes in Jeongja and Sunae- dong, which has good residential conditions.

In Gwangju City (-0.14%), prices fell mainly for semi-new apartment complexes in Songjeong and Yangbeol-dong, and in Dongducheon City (-0.13%), prices fell mainly for apartment complexes in Saengyeon and Jihaeng.

In the third week of November, Incheon apartment prices fell by 0.05% compared to the previous week.

In Michuhol-gu (-0.15%), prices fell mainly for mid- to low-priced apartment complexes in Juan and Yonghyeon-dong, and in Bupyeong-gu (-0.09%), prices fell mainly for small and medium-sized apartments their size. complexes in Bugae and Samsan-dong.

In Dong-gu (-0.09%), prices fell mainly due to a backlog of properties mainly in semi-new and newly built apartment complexes in Songhyeon and Manseok-dong, and in Namdong-gu (-0.04%) in mainly in apartment complexes in Mansu and Seochang-dong. In Gyeyang-gu (-0.03%), prices fell mainly for the Hyosung and Byeongbang-dong apartment complexes.

In the third week of November, apartment prices across the country remained flat (0.00%).

By city and province, apartment prices rose in Chungbuk (0.06%), Jeonbuk (0.04%), and Daejeon (0.03%), while Ulsan (0.00%) and Gyeongnam (0.00%) showed a flat trend. Apartment prices fell in Busan (-0.06%) and Jeju (-0.03%).

Among the 176 cities, counties and districts in the published area, apartment prices increased in 89 places compared to last week, falling to 11 places. The number of flat areas was 7, a decrease of 7 compared to last week, and the number of declining areas was 80, an increase of 8 compared to last week. Reporter Ryu Soo-jae

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