The view of Suseong-dong 2 and 3 streets seen from the sky above Suseong-gu, Daegu on the afternoon of the 18th. Reporter Kim Young-jin [email protected]
Suseong-dong 3-ga, Suseong-gu, Daegu, was the most expensive neighborhood in the non-capital area.
As a result of an analysis of 805,183 apartment transactions in the country last year by Jikbang, a real estate information site, the average transaction price in Suseong-dong 3-ga, Daegu, recorded 11.669.6 million won.
There are 113 dongs nationwide with an average apartment price of more than 1 billion won, and Suseong-dong 3-ga was the only one excluding Seoul and Gyeonggi and other metropolitan areas.
The average apartment price in Suseong-dong 3-ga surpassed 1 billion won for the first time in 2019 (1,054.4 million won), following 844.49 million won in 2017 and 966.74 million won in 2018.
In terms of average apartment value, Daegu Suseong-gu (5337 million won) and Jung-gu (461.86 million won) ranked second and fourth in the non-capital area, respectively. Busan Suyeong-gu (535.6 million won) and Haeundae-gu (48.55 million won) ranked first and third in the non-capital area, respectively.
By city and province, Seoul was the most expensive at 84,000 won. Next, Sejong (430 million won), Gyeonggi (380 million won), Busan (340 million won), and Daegu (320 million won) appeared in that order.
Sejong City became the second most expensive city after Seoul, even though it was designated as a speculation area from the August 2nd measure in 2017 when real estate regulation began in earnest. Daegu and Busan ranked in the top ranks, overtaking Incheon in the metropolitan area.
Jikbang said last year that the average transaction price of most of Seoul and major regions in regional metropolitan cities such as Daegu and Busan last year exceeded 1 billion won. .
An official from Jikbang predicted, “Last year, the price surged due to high demand compared to supply, but from this year, as the market reorganized mainly for real demand, the transaction volume is expected to decrease from 2020.”