【Today News Reporter Choi Byung-chun】 The number of apartment transactions that exceeded 100 million won per 3.3㎡ has increased by 30 times in three years.
According to the result of analyzing the actual transaction price statistics system of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport by the real estate information provider, Economic Man Lab, on the 27th, the number of apartments that were traded for more than 100 million won per 3.3 square meter last year was 790, up 23.6% from the previous year (639). This is a 30-fold increase compared to 2017 (26 cases).
The number of complexes exceeding 100 million won per 3.3 square meters also increased significantly. Last year, the number of apartments exceeding 100 million won per 3.3 m2 was 68, which increased by 22 times in three years compared to the three in 2017.
By geothermal heat, Gangnam-gu, Seoul was the largest with 38 complexes, followed by Seocho-gu (23 complexes), Songpa-gu (5 complexes), and Yongsan-Seongdong-gu (1 complex each).
The complex with the highest apartment price per 3.3㎡ last year was’Gaepo Jugong Complex 1’in Gaepo-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. It is equivalent to 18.86 million won per 3.3㎡ of apartment with a dedicated area of 56㎡.
‘Acro River Park’ located in Banpo-dong, Seocho-gu (with an exclusive area of 84㎡) succeeded in trading at 3.72 billion won (144.7 million won per 3.3㎡) on December 22 last year.
Following this,’Rimaean Daechi Palace’ in Daechi-dong, Gangnam-gu (only 59㎡) was 1,3776 million won, and Jamsil-dong, Songpa-gu (27㎡) was 1.15 billion won.
A complex with an apartment total cost of over 90 million won per 3.3m2 also appeared. ‘Raemian Gaeporucheheim’ in Ilwon-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, of 71 square meters, was traded for 2 billion won on the 28th of last month, recording 92.2 million won per 3.3 square meter.
Hwang Han-sol, a research researcher at Economic Man Lab, said, “In spite of the government’s high-strength regulations, the market preference for one smart house has grown stronger, along with the low interest rate and supply shortage signals. I predicted.
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