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| A bird’s-eye view of DMC Fine City Xi. © News1 |
The winner who broke through the 300,000-to-1 competition in a non-random subscription for’DMC Fine City Xi’ in Susaeksan New Town, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul, where 300,000 people gathered, gave up the contract.
Unranked subscriptions, called “pick up” (meaning to pick up and pick up), do not require a subscription passbook, and are conducted by lottery and receive the attention of many consumers. However, since you have to pay the down payment right after winning, you must set up a funding plan in advance to respond after winning.
According to GS E&C on the 31st, Kim Mo, the winner of the DMC Fine City Xi’s unranked subscription the previous day, gave up the contract.
GS E&C announced the winners at 10 am on the 30th, and the winners had to close the contract by 3 pm on the same day. The amount to be paid by the winner is KRW 10.19 million (a deposit of KRW 12.6 million and a separate item of KRW 2.69 million).
When the winner Kim gave up the contract, the opportunity passed to Son Mo, the preliminary winner. It was reported that Son had completed the payment of the down payment when it was his turn.
Anyone over the age of 19 living in Seoul could apply for this subscription. Due to the nature of unranked subscriptions, there was no need for a subscription passbook, attracting explosive interest from consumers.
In particular, the sale price of this complex is 52643 million won (apartment 513 million won, separate item 1,433 million won), compared to the actual transaction of 59㎡ of DMC Lotte Castle The First next to the complex at 1.05 billion won last month. It is expected that there will be a profit margin. Accordingly, about 298,000 applicants were gathered to recruit 1 household of 59㎡A.
The subscription announcement for the complex was on the 22nd. Some believe that the initial winners did not expect to win and could not have raised a down payment of 100 million won. Since the contract deadline is at 3pm on this day, it means that if the down payment was not prepared in advance, there would not have been enough room to raise funds.
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| Daelim Industrial’Acro Seoul Forest’. © News1 |
There are other examples of contract abandonment in actual non-priority subscription. On May 28th, Daelim Industrial’s’Acro Seoul Forest’ 3 households (exclusively 97㎡, 159㎡, 198㎡) came out as a non-random subscription, but one of them (198㎡ winner) gave up the contract, giving the prospective winner a chance. Went back.
At that time, the pre-sale price of 198㎡ was 3.75 billion won. The winner had to deposit about 10% of the pre-sale price (about 37.58 million won) by May 29, the day after winning, but did not appear on the site until the contract deadline.
Experts advised that even if it is an unreasonable subscription, it is necessary to meticulously set up a financing plan in case it wins.
Ji-Hae Yoon, Senior Researcher at Real Estate 114, advised, “After the announcement of the unranked subscription, you must make a payment plan for the down payment at least before the date of the announcement of the winner.” did.
“Even in general subscription, the payment method is all different for each complex, such as a place where the down payment is 10% of the pre-sale price, 20% but payable at a time, and a place where 20% is paid 10% over time. There are examples,” he emphasized, “if the winning subscription is canceled without knowing the amount paid, various conditions for special supply (income conditions, etc.), and the payment deadline for unranked subscriptions, there will be no such resentment.” .