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| Kakao TV’s’Ant is Tonight 2’broadcast screen capture © News1 |
No Hong-cheol, a broadcaster with an image of a negative hand in the investment world, told the story that he made a big mistake in relation to apartment sales.
In Kakao TV’s’Ant Is Tonight 2′, which was released on the 23rd, members of Noh Hong-cheol, Kim Jong-min, Din Dean, and Mi-joo appeared on Kakao TV.
Members who were moving by boat on the Han River on this day said, “I can see the most expensive apartments in Korea” as they passed the Seongsu Bridge.
In response, Noh Hong-cheol said, “That apartment 25 was my house, and as soon as I sold it, 1.2 billion won has risen,” he laughed.
Then Noh Hong-cheol confessed, “I was on the royal floor. Now I moved to Huam-dong”, and Kim Jong-min and Dindin were amazed, saying, “It’s really amazing, how can that be?”
In addition, an expert said, “Do you mean that you sold Apgujeong and went to Huam?”
However, Noh Hong-cheol added a detailed explanation, saying, “I am not homeless because I am near Seoul Station, but I am happily living in a detached house.”
When asked when they sold it, they said, “I think I sold it five years ago,” and experts said, “That was the time when the house price started to rise.”
Dindin said, “No Hong-cheol hyung can’t be alive in his own mind if he has lost that much investment.”
In response, Noh Hong-cheol added, “It is true that celebrities earn a lot. But they use that amount.”
In addition, Noh Hong-cheol said, “I had no intention of selling the house. But an unknown doctor came to me and told me to sell the house, and I said,’This house is old, so it will be difficult to get green water.’ I remembered saying, “I will give you more 10,000 won.”
The expert asked Noh Hong-cheol, “Why didn’t you think’Why are you going to buy it?'” said No Hong-cheol, “Why did you think you’d like to buy 50 million won more?” I confessed and made me laugh
In response, an expert advised Noh Hong-cheol, saying, “You should have known exactly the value of the apartment. The higher the price is, the more demand may arise. The same is true for stocks.”