Byun Chang-heum “I can supply enough housing in the city, believe and wait.”

Input 2021.02.07 13:24

“It will not be too late to buy a house after the supply of housing increases.”

Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Byun Chang-heum, who announced the 2·4 housing supply plan, said on the 7th, “We can supply enough housing in downtown Seoul,” and “Please trust and wait this time.”

Minister Byeon said this morning, appearing on the KBS 1TV Sunday Diagnosis and explaining the 2·4 supply plan.

Minister Byun said, “Supplying 323,000 units to Seoul by 2025 is based on securing the site. The plan includes various types such as remodeling and small-scale development projects, and in this type, it takes 1 to 2 years to move in. It is possible,” he said.

When asked by the host, “There are evaluations that the housing supply target was set too optimistic,” Byun replied, “Rather, it was very conservative. Minister Byeon said, “In the case of direct public reconstruction and redevelopment, the participation rate was set at 25%, but the participation rate for public redevelopment suggested in the previous 8·4 measures exceeds 25%.” It was calculated at ~10%, and only 3% of the small parcels participated.”

Minister Byun said, “It gives the cooperative the right to accept the general redevelopment project as well. “It’s too much to raise problems with giving the business the right to accept.” “These projects will be promoted by designating public housing districts,” he said. “The original public housing district projects do not require prior consent from residents, but after designating them as spare districts, more than two-thirds of them were agreed.”

When the host asked, “Do you have any business inquiries from the large reconstruction complex in Gangnam,” Minister Byeon said, “This time there are far stronger benefits than existing projects, so we will pay close attention.” You can choose whether to do it as an existing private business.”

Regarding the issue of lifting the green belt in Seoul, Minister Byeon said, “There is no reason to develop it despite the controversy.”

In response to the host’s request, “Please give a word to the people who think that they should buy a house even now,” said Minister Byeon, “There is a side of anxiety that the housing supply will not be good in Seoul, and the house price has risen. I want to. I don’t think it will be too late to buy a house after the supply of housing increases.” He also said, “If interest rates rise depending on the economic situation, it may be a huge burden in the end, so you should be careful about that as well.”