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Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Gyeongsang Province 3.3% ↑
KTX Zone Seodae Ouest West 2.3% ↑ #
Gyeongbuk 1.4%, the national average is below average
Gyeongsan 2.52% and Cheongsong 2.2% 19659005] In the first half of this year, land prices in the Daegu region rose for the fourth time in the nation. According to the Ministry of Lands, Infrastructure and Transportation on March 24, land prices in the Daegu region increased by 2.35 percent in the first half, followed by Sejong (3.49 percent), Busan (3.05%) and Seoul (2.38%). In the first half of the year, national land prices rose 2.05%, up 0.21 percentage points from 1.84% a year earlier.
In terms of district and county in Daegu, Suseong-gu increased the most with 3.33% due to the active development of the redevelopment area and the pending demand for investment in because of the construction of the city of Daegu. The West rose 2.36% due to the impact of KTX's West Zone development and housing redevelopment, and lower demand relative to surrounding areas. Gyeongbuk rose only 1.42%, lower than the national average. However, Gyeongsan and Cheongsong increased by 2.52% and 2.20%, respectively, exceeding the national average. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has badyzed the fact that Cheongsong County is expected to increase its property value due to development projects such as Zhongshan Urban Area and Imjang Station Area and Extension of the line Daegu 1.
However, Pohang Buk-gu, who suffered the consequences of aftershocks and concerns about the supply of apartments, soared by 0.35%, ranking third among the five growing regions.
The volume of land transactions increased by 5.4 percent in Daegu and 8.5 percent in Gyeongbuk. With the exception of land attached to buildings, Daegu and Gyeongbuk decreased by 18.1% and 11.3% respectively.
On the other hand, according to the area of ?? use of the nation, land use (2.25%), plan management (2.16%), l & # 39; agriculture (2.08%), commercial (1.87%),, Respectively. In the first half, the volume of land (including land attached to buildings) increased by 6.9% (106,949 parcels) compared to the same period last year, or about 166,000 parcels (1 , 91.6㎢, or about 1.8 times the size of Seoul).
The volume of transactions increased slightly due to an increase in the sales bill of sale after the mandatory declaration of the first supply contract in January of last year. In terms of land transactions compared to the same period of the previous year, Gyeonggi (23.3%), Sejong (22.7%), Incheon (22.1%) and Gwangju (20.5%) (4.60%), Busan Haeundae-gu (4.00%) and Seoul Mapo-gu (3.73%). While the five lowest were Ulsan (-1.23%), Jeonbuk Gunsan (-0.58%), Gyeongbuk Pohang Bukgu (0.35%), Chungcheong Seocheon (0.42%), and Jeonnam Mokpo ( 0.47%). Reporter [email protected]
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