Newlyweds with an annual salary of 100 million won can subscribe to’special service’

Amendments to the housing supply rules, etc. will be implemented from February 2nd

Source: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
Source: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport

[스트레이트뉴스 한승수 기자] Starting next month (February), dual-income newlyweds with an annual income of KRW 106.68 million with one child will be able to subscribe to the special supply of private housing.

According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport last year, newlyweds and newlyweds announced at a meeting of relevant ministers of the real estate market inspection on February 2 that the’Revision of Housing Supply Rules’ and’Enforcement Regulations of the Special Act on Public Housing’ were released on February 2. It is implemented from

According to the amendment, the priority supply of the special supply for newlyweds in private housing will decrease from 75% to 70%, and the general supply will increase from 25% to 30%.

Priority supply is the same as before, but general supply is raised to 140% of the average income of urban workers (double-income 160%) regardless of the sale price. 140% of the average income of urban workers is 7.78 million won per month (pre-tax basis) for households with three or less people, and 160% is 8.88 million won per month. This means that a dual-income couple with one child can sign up for a special service for newlyweds in a private house if they earn KRW 106.68 million per year.

For public pre-sale housing, the income requirement is reduced to 130% (7.2 million won per month for three or less people) and 140% for dual-income couples only for the general quantity (30%).

First of all, 70% of the volume can be applied for 100% as before (5,550,000 won per month for three or less people), and 120% or less for dual-income couples (6.55 million won per month for three or less). In addition, the general quantity is applied by a lottery system, not an additive system.

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