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▲ A villa cluster in Seoul. yunhap news |
According to the Seoul Metropolitan Government on the 21st, the average rate of increase in the public price of 293,295 individual single-family houses in the city that entered the view on the 19th (excluding new ones) was 9.83%.
Dongjak-gu (12.20%), Mapo-gu (12.09%), and Jung-gu (11.93%) ranked 4th to 6th, and Songpa-gu (11.02%), Yeongdeungpo-gu (10.77%), Seodaemun-gu (10.68%), and Gwanak-gu (10.47%) were also It was in the top 10.
Following this, Seongdong-gu (10.37%) and Jongno-gu (9.99%) recorded higher-than-average increases. Gangdong-gu (9.80%) was slightly below the Seoul average, and Gangseo (9.07%), Gwangjin (8.99%), Dongdaemun (8.37%), Geumcheon (8.06%), Eunpyeong (7.21%), Seongbuk (7.16%) and Yangcheon ( 7.02%) followed.
Jungnang-gu (6.86%), Nowon-gu (5.78%), Gangbuk-gu (5.77%), Guro-gu (5.05%), and Dobong-gu (4.86%) were among the lowest in the growth rate of individual detached houses.
This is different from the rate of change in the official price of standard housing announced by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport in December last year. The official price of standard housing in Seoul rose by 10.13% on average, and Dongjak-gu (12.86%) had the highest increase rate by autonomous district, and Seocho-gu (12.19%), Gangnam-gu (11.93%), and Songpa-gu (11.86%) were so-called’Gangnam 3 districts’. Then it was.