It is said that Seoul housing prices have been rising day after day this year, and since the Lee Jae-myung administration took office, it has introduced strict loan regulations with a '600 million won' limit and announced plans to expand supply, but the rate of increase in Seoul housing prices shows no sign of slowing down. Outside Seoul, investors and genuine buyers who expect prices to rise are all flocking to Seoul, but those who cannot move to Seoul suffer from anxiety and stress, the real estate 'upward' graph reflects a desire to 'switch to a higher-quality area,' and the peak of 'transferring and transferring' is 'Gangnam.' Mr. Seo and his wife, working in Ulsan, are working in their 30s, and this year they sold their Ulsan apartment and successfully bought a Seoul apartment, showing the highest price increase so far this year . The 'project' to buy an apartment in Seongdong-gu, Seoul, mobilized Mr. Seo's entire family, including his brother-in-law and parents. Is a Seoul apartment, which does not involve only wealthy families, an attractive investment opportunity worth buying with the entire family's assets? The market That's what I believe. Online, there are 'grade maps' of Seoul real estate circulating: Apgujeong-dong in Gangnam-gu, where apartment prices are rising the fastest, is classified as 'Grade 1,' and areas are ranked based on price growth forecasts, with areas with lower grades called 'lower grades.' Park (32), a single office worker living in Seoul, said when he first heard the term 'upper grade,' "It bothered me as if people were graded based on where they lived." After the real estate downturn a few years ago, apartment prices in non-metropolitan areas struggled and only Seoul surged, which shocked Park. He said, "I also felt that the map contains 'truth.'" Park referred to this map Last August, he bought a 600 million won apartment in Anyang, Gyeonggi Province, which was the highest 'supply land' he could afford,,, but his next goal is to buy 'in Seoul.' He is keeping an eye on apartments in Gwanak-gu and Gireum-dong, considered 'prime land' in Seoul, and recently started investing in stocks to raise funds for buying Seoul apartments, reflecting his firm belief that 'Seoul apartments are invincible.'
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