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| ▲ Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myung and former Minister of Small and Medium Venture Business and Rep. Sang-ho Woo, who took the by-election of the mayor of Seoul, and Gyeonggi-do governor Lee Jae-myeong are attending the Gyeonggi-do basic housing debate held at Glad Hotel in Yeouido, Seoul on the 26th. | |
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Gyeonggi Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myeong gathered about 20 members of the opposition lawmakers at the’Gyeonggi-do Basic Housing’ debate on the 26th. Only 43 lawmakers posted congratulatory remarks in the debate material collection. In addition, former Minister of Small and Medium Venture Business Park Young-sun and Rep. Woo Sang-ho, who are candidates for the Democratic Party’s Mayor of Seoul, also attended. It seems that Governor Lee Jae-myeong’s’different status’ of the influential passport runner of the next presidential candidate’s approval rating appears to be reflected.
On this day, the’Gyeonggi-do Basic Housing’ online policy discussion held at the Glad Hotel in Yeouido, Seoul was hosted by Gyeonggi Province and Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation (GH) and co-hosted by 50 members of the National Assembly. It was prepared to inform the main contents and direction of the related policies through policy proposals and discussions on’Gyeonggi-do Basic Housing’ and to form a consensus among the people.
Governor Lee Jae-myung said in a congratulatory remark, “If we show that we take responsibility for housing problems in the public domain like basic housing in Gyeonggi-do and reform the system so that speculation is impossible, we can solve the real estate problem.” Governor Lee also insisted on the introduction of a white paper trust system for high-ranking public officials, saying, “No matter how complete the policy is high, if the people do not believe the policy, the white medicine is invalid.”
“The housing market distorted by speculation and fear demand, it can be solved with basic housing”
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| ▲ Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myeong gives a congratulatory remark at the “Gyeonggi-do Basic Housing” policy discussion held at the Yeouido Glad Hotel on the morning of the 26th. | |
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At the debate on that day, Lee Heon-wook, president of Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation, and the director of Nam Enterprise’s Land Freedom Research Center, presented themes with’Proposal for a long-term rental of basic housing’ and’Proposal for a sale of basic housing’, respectively.
President Lee Heon-wook said ▲Anyone who has no homeless lives for 30 years or more ▲The public service provider is responsible for construction, supply, and operation, and the role is divided by the reserve REITs. It proposed a long-term rental of basic housing called supply to the region.
To this end, the first step is to revise the Enforcement Decree and Enforcement Rules of the Special Public Housing Act, and the second step is to amend the public housing business guidelines and establish related notices, reflect the 3rd new city district plan, and reflect the fund management plan, and then discuss the establishment of stockpiles in 3 steps. A roadmap leading to implementation of the housing business was presented.
Director Nam Gong introduced the basic housing sale type, where land is owned by the public and buildings are sold by homeless people. Next, necessary system improvements such as enactment of special laws, revision of related regulations, and establishment of land reserve REITs to secure business feasibility were explained.
The expert discussion was followed by Professor Im Jae-man of Sejong University, and Nam-geun Kim attorney at Law Firm Humin, Miseon Park, Director of Housing Policy Research Center, Korea Institute of Land Research, Nam-young Jin, President of Research Institute Opening a New Society, and Professor Moon-Ho Bae from Land and Housing University of Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH). As a result, they actively exchanged opinions on the proposal for the basic housing policy in Gyeonggi Province.
Earlier, Governor Lee Jae-myeong argued that through a congratulatory speech, the housing market distorted by speculative and fearful demand could be resolved with basic housing. “The housing market is being distorted by speculative demand and fearful demand. To solve this problem, it is necessary to adequately recover the unearned income generated by speculation and to relieve anxiety that it will not settle down on the street after living a lifetime.”
Governor Lee continued, “If you want, you can always buy and buy high-quality housing. If you show that you are at least responsible for housing problems in the public domain, whether it is basic housing or lifetime housing, and reform the taxation and financial system to make speculation impossible, I think I can solve the real estate problem as much as I can.”
Governor Lee Jae-myeong also insisted on the introduction of a blank trust system for high-ranking officials in order to increase public confidence in the real estate policy. Governor Lee said, “By introducing a blank trust system for high-ranking public officials, they have to prevent them from owning other than essential real estate and not promote them or appoint them to high-ranking officials.” If you present a policy that has been established, you can solve it sufficiently.”
Jeong Seong-ho, chairman of the National Assembly Preliminary Committee, said, “With today’s debate, many members of the National Assembly sympathize with Gyeonggi-do’s basic housing policy, so that the policy can be realized, I hope the National Assembly will promote institutional arrangements and budgetary support.”
Young-sun Park “Leasing policy with a lot of interest”… Sang-ho Woo “Co-hosted by dozens of lawmakers, unusual”
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| ▲ Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myeong attended the “Gyeonggi-do Basic Housing” policy discussion held at Yeouido Glad Hotel on the morning of the 26th, including Rep. Lee Jae-Myeong-gye, Lee Jae-myung-gye, and Lee Jae-myeong-gye, including Rep. About 20 people, including Lee Gyu-min, Jang Gyeong-tae, Jo Jung-hoon, Choi Ki-sang, and Hong Ki-won, visited the venue. | |
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Former Minister Park Young-seon and Rep. Woo Sang-ho, who are competing for a Democratic Party candidate in addition to the Seoul Mayor’s re-election in April, also announced their position on basic housing.
Former Minister of SMEs and Startups, Park Young-sun, said in a welcoming remark, “In today’s discussion, the rental policy of the land rental department is a rental policy that I am also interested in,” and “I think it is an alternative to making a half-price apartment. I hope there will be a serious discussion on the conditional related part,” he said.
“Because Seoul and Gyeonggi-do are the same living area, Gyeonggi-do’s policy affects Seoul, and Seoul’s policy affects Gyeonggi-do,” said Governor Park. “The Mayor of Seoul and Gyeonggi-do are always discussing and discussing policies together. It was also a relationship that should be discussed.”
Rep. Sang-ho Woo also said, “It is a matter that has been confirmed in the policies and markets of the past decades that the current housing plan for the underprivileged class cannot be realized only with the policy to expand the supply of private housing.” ) Answer” said.
Rep. Woo also said, “It’s the first time I’ve seen dozens of people co-host a debate for the first time. I’ve been convinced that it’s a policy that has a lot of interest and has a high possibility of realization.” I hope there are a lot of good things.”
On the other hand, about 20 people attended the discussion meeting, including Chairman Jeong Seong-ho, who is counted as Lee Jae-myeong-gye, Kim Byeong-wook, So Byeong-hoon, Lim Jong-seong, Jo Eung-cheon, Kim Nam-guk, Kim Seung-won, Min Byeong-deok, Park Sang-hyuk, Seo Young-seok, Lee Gyu-min, Jang Gyeong-tae, Jo Jung-hoon, Choi Ki-sang, and Hong Ki-won. After the debate, Governor Lee had a luncheon with Democrats in their 20s and 30s.
On the 27th, Governor Lee is scheduled to continue active contact with the party members, such as having dinner with some members of the provincial governor’s residence in Suwon on the 27th.
Governor Lee Jae-myeong met with reporters on this day and said, “I always eat meals, so I meet people I will meet and listen to. I have a lot of work to ask for cooperation from the National Assembly during the Gyeonggi Province. Please see them as part of my daily activities.” Be wary of interpretation.