According to the sales industry on the 22nd, large-scale redevelopment complexes in Seoul's Gangnam area are set to go on sale in the second half of the year, with representative examples including 'Raemian Trinione' in Samseong-dong, 'Acro de Seocho (Seocho-dong)', 'Autierre Banpo' (Banpo-dong), and 'Bang Distribution Xi (Bangbae-dong)'. The problem is that after the government's 'October 15 Housing Market Stabilization Measures' and the implementation of the 'June 27 Loan Regulations,' the loan limits for high-priced homes in the metropolitan area and regulated areas have been significantly reduced. Under the current standards, homes over 1.5 billion won ~ up to 2.5 billion won Houses with a maximum of 400 million won and over 2.5 billion won can only get a mortgage of up to 200 million won, while homes under 1.5 billion won can borrow up to 600 million won. As a result, complexes in Gangnam, where sale prices are high , are expected to become markets centered on 'cash-rich people' in effect. There is speculation that 'Raemian Trinione,' reconstructed in the third section of Banpo 1 complex in Seocho-gu, scheduled for sale this November, was set at 84.84 million won per 3.3㎡ after review by the Sale Price Review Committee. A 59㎡ unit costs about 2.1 billion won, while an 84㎡ unit is about At about 2.8 billion KRW, to purchase a 59㎡ unit, you would need 1.7 billion KRW after deducting a 400 million KRW loan, and for an 84㎡ type, about 2.6 billion KRW after deducting a 200 million KRW loan. An industry insider pointed out, "In the case of major complexes in Gangnam, even if the price ceiling system is applied , only those with sufficient cash reserves or sufficient assets can access the subscription market," and pointed out, "If this trend continues for a long time, it could lead to discussions about social inequality due to asset disparities."
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