According to the monthly KB housing market trend released by KB Real Estate on the 31st, the forecast index of real estate sales price in Seoul in January was 127, higher than the previous one (124).
This index is a projection of housing prices after 2 to 3 months and is expressed in a range of 0 to 200. If it exceeds 100, it means that the percentage of increase is higher, and if it is less than 100, it means the opposite. Over 4,000 brokerages nationwide are surveyed and extracted.
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Seoul’s trading price forecast index recorded 109 in September, shortly after the announcement of the August 4 supply measures last year, down from the previous month (118). Since then, it maintained the same level as 109 in October last year, but rose to 115 in November, and maintained a high level, rising to 124 in December and 127 in January this year for three consecutive months. By national standards, the trading price forecast index was 120 this month. Appeared, compared to the transfer (125), it fell slightly, but this is still high. The national trading price forecast index was above 120 for the last three consecutive months (122→125→120), which has crossed the 120 line in about six years since March 2015 (121).
In January, the home sales price in Seoul rose 1.27%, slightly higher than last month (1.24%). House prices in Yangcheon-gu (3.18%), Nowon-gu (2.19%), Dongdaemun-gu (1.75%), and Gwanak-gu (1.67%) showed high rates of increase.
The metropolitan area (1.40%) also increased from last month (1.29%), while Gyeonggi and Incheon rose 1.72% and 0.66%, respectively. In Gyeonggi-do, Goyang Ilsanseo-gu (5.13%), Ilsandong-gu (4.15%), and Deokyang-gu (3.04%) rose more than 3%, as well as Yongin Suji-gu (3.00%) and Namyangju (2.55%).
Among the five metropolitan cities (1.09%), Ulsan (1.66%) rose the most, followed by Daegu (1.31%), Daejeon (1.01%), and Busan (1.00%). Provincial provinces such as Gyeongbuk (1.08%), Gyeongnam (0.84%), and Gangwon (0.61%) also continued to rise.
On the other hand, the jeonse has slowed. The nationwide standard rose 0.83% this month, which is less than last month (1.10%).
In Seoul, the rate of increase was slower than last month (1.50%) to 1.21%. Seoul recorded the highest growth rate in 18 years and 8 months with an increase of 2.39% in November of last year, and since then, the increase has decreased to 1.50% last month and 1.21% this month. Yangcheon-gu (3.55%) had the highest rate of increase, followed by Gwanak-gu (1.98%), Nowon-gu (1.68%), Songpa-gu (1.52%), and Seongbuk-gu (1.45%).
The metropolitan area (1.05%) rose mainly in Suji-gu, Yongin (2.45%), Jangan-gu, Suwon (2.16%), Ilsan Seo-gu, Goyang (1.80%), and Siheung (1.75%). The five metropolitan cities (0.57%) also saw a decrease in the ascending width, while the total price increased in the order of Ulsan (0.81%), Daegu (0.67%), Daejeon (0.66%), Busan (0.55%), and Gwangju (0.22%).