Apartment price in Seoul 0.03% ↑



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[이데일리 경계영 기자] Apartment prices in Seoul have been falling for more than two months. The price of prescription drugs is also showing a downward trend, mainly in the southern part of the Han River in Seoul.

According to Real Estate 114 March 3, the Seoul apartment sale price on the 2nd day increased by 0.03% over the previous week. That's 0.08 percentage point lower than 0.11% last week.

Seodaemun-gu was highest (0.24%), followed by Doon-gu (0.14%), Dobong-gu (0.12%), Seongbuk (0.11%) and Gangseo- gu (0.10%).

On the other hand, the Kangnam (-0.04%) and Songpa (-0.01%) districts showed a downward trend, including in Gangnam-gu, which dropped by 0.05%. In particular, the prices of the reconstruction housing complexes such as Gapo-dong Jugong 7-dong, Daechi-dong, Emaa Apartments, Gongdong 1-dong, Gangdong 1, 2, 4-dong and Songpa-gu Jamsil-dong 5- dong have decreased.

Apartment sales in the new city rose by 0.06%. PyeongChang (0.06%), Pyeonggyo (0.66%), Pangyo (0.13%), Paju Ungang (0.09%) and Pyeongchon (0.08%).

The Gyeonggi and Incheon regions grew by 0.04%, while shares of Anyang and Yong (0.14%), Suwon (0.13%) and Gwacheon (0.09%) increased .

Lee Mi-yoon, senior researcher at Real Estate 114, said: "Buyers will not deal with sellers, even in the event of a fall in selling prices before additional supply measures by the government." The effect of the measures of September 13, "It will be clear that there will be a decline in the volume of transactions in the region."

In addition, the increase in the price of apartments in Seoul has gradually decreased and the new rate has established at 0.00% in one week. (-0.04%) and Gangnam (-0.01%) fell, while those of Asahi (0.05%), Gangseo and Guro (0.04%) and Gyeonggi and Seodaemun fell. increased by 0.03%.

In the new city, prices for apartments in Pangyo increased by 0.05%, but in the case of Pyeongchon (-0.11%), ugliness (-0.08%) and Bundang (-0, 06%). In Gyeonggi and Incheon, Gwacheon (0.11%) and Seongnam (0.04%) increased, followed by Hanam (-0.12%), Ansan (-0.08%) and Anyang (-0.05%).

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