According to the Seoul Real Estate Information Inquiry System on the 19th, Chairman Lee’s home in Hannam-dong (1245.1㎡), the number one single-family house in history, has an official price of 4.35 billion won this year, an increase of 5.6% from 4,885 billion won last year. If you own only this house and do not receive tax credits, it is estimated that the ownership tax will increase by 42.0% from 93.19 million won last year to 1.35352 million won.
The second most expensive house was also a house in Itaewon-dong owned by Chairman Lee (3422.9㎡), up 2.2% from 34.2 billion won last year to 34.9 billion won this year. Chairman Lee’s younger sister, Chairman Lee Myung-hee, Shinsegae’s home in Hannam-dong (2604.78㎡) this year’s public price was 3.65 billion won, an increase of 6.6% from 28.84 billion won last year.
The listed prices of former presidents’ houses have also risen a lot. Former President Chun Doo-hwan’s main house in Yeonhui-dong, Seodaemun-gu (419.5m2), rose 7.9% from 3,37 million won to 3,274 billion won. The prosecution seized the house in Yeonhui-dong to recover Chun’s unpaid surcharge, but last year’s Seoul High Court ruled that the main house could not be subject to seizure because it was in the name of his wife, Lee Soon-ja.
Former President Lee Myung-bak’s home in Nonhyeon-dong (1299.1㎡) rose by 13.9% from 10.160 million won to 1.57 billion won, and former President Park Geun-hye’s home in Naegok-dong (570.6㎡) rose 8.4% from 1.46 billion won to 1.58 billion won. In the case of former President Kim Young-sam’s home in Sangdo-dong (340.94㎡), it jumped 23.6% from 1.33 billion won to 1.61 billion won.
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