The balloon effect of Gijang-gun who avoided regulation… Apartment price increase rate of 1.35%’National No. 1′

The balloon effect of Gijang-gun who avoided regulation… Apartment price increase rate of 1.35%’National No. 1′

Input: 2020-12-31 13:15:46Revision: 2020-12-31 14:22:52Posted: 2020-12-31 14:01:54

On the 17th, the government grouped most of Busan as a target area for adjustment, but apartment prices in Busan continued to rise.

According to the results of the weekly apartment price trend survey for the fourth week of December (as of the 28th) released by the Korea Real Estate Agency on the 31st, apartment prices in Busan rose to 0.58% per week, similar to 0.61% last week. However, while the rise rate of Gijang-gun, who avoided the regulation, increased significantly, many other districts fell slightly from last week.

Overall Busan apartment prices are still rising even in regulated areas

Week 4, the weekly increase rate of 0.58%, ranked second in the country after Ulsan (0.6%)

The number of avoided regulations is the highest at 1.35%, and the zero degree is 0.13%.

Nationally, Busan ranked second in the rate of increase in Ulsan (0.60%). Gyeongnam recorded an increase of 0.37%.

When looking at the increase rate of each district and county in Busan, Gijang-gun’s advancement, which avoided designating the target area for adjustment, was remarkable. Gijang-gun rose 1.35%, the highest in Busan. In particular, it seems that it has enjoyed a balloon effect since most of Busan was grouped as a regulated area, rising by 0.53% points from 0.82% in the third week. Jung-gu, who escaped regulation along with Gijang-gun, recorded an increase of 0.3%, a slight increase from 0.27% last week.

The deviation in the rate of increase of the remaining districts, which is the target area for adjustment, was severe. Busanjin-gu recorded an increase of 0.87%, up 0.14 percentage points from last week. Haeundae-gu (0.52%), Suyeong-gu (0.33%), Yeonje-gu (0.38%), and Dong-gu (0.30%) also slightly increased from last week. In addition, Geumjeong-gu (0.65%), Sasang-gu (0.64%), Saha-gu (0.64%), Gangseo-gu (0.60%), and Buk-gu (0.54%) recorded a high rate of increase of more than 0.5%, although the rate of increase was slightly lower than last week.

On the other hand, Yeongdo-gu, which is now classified as a regulated area, was only half of last week’s (0.26%) increase at 0.13%. Nam-gu (0.56%) also saw a significant slowdown from 0.98% last week.

Nationally, it rose 0.28% this week, narrowing the increase compared to last week (0.29%). The rise in the metropolitan area (0.22%→0.23%) and Seoul (0.05%→0.06%) expanded, and the growth rate slowed in rural areas (0.37%→0.33%).

Meanwhile, cheonsei prices in Busan rose 0.46% in the fourth week, down slightly from the previous week (0.49%). Ulsan recorded an increase of 0.71% and Gyeongnam recorded an increase of 0.31%. The nationwide increase rate was 0.29%.

Reporter Kang Hee-kyung [email protected]