The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport announced on the 7th that it will supply 45,000 units of purchased rental housing this year to stabilize housing for low-income families such as young people, newlyweds, and the elderly.
This year’s supply target of 45,000 households is more than 60% higher than last year’s supply performance (28,000 households), the highest level ever since the purchase of rental housing business started in 2004.
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport secures houses through new purchase agreements (21,000 households), public remodeling (8,000 households), and purchase of existing houses (16,000 households). In order to increase the supply of medium-sized housing (60~85㎡) that can accommodate three or more households, it is planning to provide incentives such as priority supply of public housing and additional points to businesses who have supplied more than a certain amount of housing through a purchase agreement.
Public remodeling is a method of supplying non-homes such as old houses, shopping malls, and tourist hotels after major repairs or demolition, and has the advantage of improving the urban environment in addition to the supply of new houses. Tourist hotels that exceed the housing area ratio could not be repurposed due to the difference between the housing and the floor area ratio, but legal amendments are being promoted to allow public remodeling from the second quarter of this year.
Secured houses are for newlyweds I (10,000 households) and II (5,000 households), young adults (14,500 households), multiple children (1,500 households), and general and elderly people (14,000 households). Is supplied. Must be homeless and meet income and wealth standards.
Starting this year, the fourth priority for the newlyweds II type will be established, and the income standard for one or two households will be relaxed. The fourth priority for newlyweds Ⅱ should be within 120% of the monthly average income of urban workers (140% of double-income), and total assets of less than 330 million won. Income standards for young adults (single-person households) and newlyweds I and II (two-person households) are raised by 20%p and 10%p, respectively.
The average monthly income of urban workers in the previous year was 2,655,147 won for one person, 4379,000 won for two people, 5626,897 won for three people, 626,000,342 won for four people, 693 for a five-person household. It is 18.354 million won.
In addition, under the Civil Law, grandparents and grandchildren with two or more minors are also eligible for multi-child purchase rental housing, and the number of renewals for elderly tenants without the burden of moving is changed from the previous nine times to unlimited.
Recruitment of tenants is carried out sequentially from February by type and subject. The application method differs for each application announcement, such as on-site application by local governments or institutions, or online application, so you must check the announcement.
Reporter Park Da-ye