Jikbang surveys promising areas for real estate purchase this year
34.7% of respondents overwhelmed “I hope that real estate prices are stable”
The biggest impact on the real estate market’loan regulation’
Apartment Complex in Mapo-gu/ Jayo = Hankyung DB
This year, 2030 households thought it would be promising to purchase real estate along the Han River, while those in their 40s preferred Gangnam. Among all generations, the real estate market has overwhelmingly answered’I want price stability’, and they cited loan regulations and economic downturn as factors that will affect the market.
According to the results of a mobile survey conducted by Jikbang on the 8th of the 11th to 25th of last month with 1796 users of its own applications, the region where real estate purchases are expected to be the most promising this year was the Han River (Mapo, Yongsan, Seongdong-gu), with 15.5%. . With a slight difference, Gangnam (Gangnam, Gangdong, Seocho, Songpa) followed by 15.3%, followed by Hanam and Namyangju 11.1%, Sooyong (Suwon, Yongin, Seongnam) 10.2%, and Goyang, Paju, and Gimpo 10.1%.
By age, those in their 20s and 30s chose the banks of the Han River, and those in their 40s and older chose the Gangnam area the most. The reason for citing these regions as promising was’good transportation such as metropolitan area express train (GTX), subway, road, etc.’ with 32.9% of respondents. Next, △price leading (lead) regions (17.8%) △redevelopment/reconstruction development favorable (15.9%) △undervalued regions (13.0%) △large-scale brand complexes (9.1%).
My personal wish for this year was,’It was ranked first with 26.7% of transfers in terms of better conditions than the current house. The following was followed by: △Reserving a house from jeon and monthly rent (24.6%) △ Winning subscription (18.1%) △ Increased asset value through owned real estate (15.2%) △ Moved to jeon and monthly rent (9.6%) under better conditions than the current residence. By age, those in their 20s and 30s ranked first in cheonsei, while those in their 40s and over preferred to change in better conditions.
What they want for the real estate market this year was 34.7% of respondents saying’real estate price stabilization’ took first place. It was about three times different from the 2nd answer,’Abundance of tradeable products (11.2%). It seems to contain the feelings of consumers who feel burdened by the higher house prices. This was followed by changes in perception of residence, not investment (10.8%), and implementation of policies for the common people (9.2%).
The biggest factors affecting the market were loan regulation (18.4%), economic conditions caused by Corona 19 (15.8%), supply policy and supply volume (13.3%), and strengthened tax policy (12.0%).
Hankyung.com reporter Kim Hana [email protected]
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