Former Congressman Na Gyeong-won, who has declared a run for the Seoul Mayor’s by-election, visits Namseoul Lucky Apartment in Geumcheon-gu, Seoul on the 14th to hear the grievances of local residents. Reporter Oh Dae-geun
The opposition candidates for the 4/7 mayoral election by the mayor of Seoul are fighting a war to capture the public sentiment of real estate. Regardless of liberal and conservative candidates, it pours out hundreds of thousands of supply measures, saying, “There is a limit to policy-oriented policies.” However, the methodology is sharply divided. Passport candidates focused on’the government-led supply policy’ and opposition candidates focused on’Private-centered paradigm shift’.
W’Government-centered’,’private-centered’
The opposition argues that it will induce the private supply of housing by easing regulations on real estate. On the 14th, CEO Ahn Chul-soo of the People’s Party announced real estate measures based on deregulation and private participation. The initiative is to promote real estate development by private companies by actively utilizing the redevelopment and reconstruction license rights held by the mayor of Seoul. It also issued a’temporary capital gains tax easing’ card in order for multi-homed people to put out their products.
Kim Jong-in, chairman of the People’s Power Emergency Response Committee, announced the party-level real estate measures the day before, pledged to ease loan restrictions and abolish the heavy transfer tax. It is not highly likely to be realized in a situation where the number of seats in the ruling party is overwhelming because it is an amendment to the law. Na Gyeong-won, former member of the People’s Strength, said, “The big axis of the basic real estate pledge is to remove various regulations.”
In addition, the Democratic Party is in a position that it will provide housing led by the government rather than deregulation. It is a prudent opinion that it will not violate the Moon Jae-in administration’s real estate policy. Rep. Sang-ho Woo, the only Democratic Party member who declared to run, said, “Singapore has 75% of public housing and Austria’s 40% of Vienna. Korea is 8%.
Democratic Party lawmaker Woo Sang-ho, who has declared a run for the re-election of the mayor of Seoul, is answering questions from reporters after a press conference to announce the health and safety policy for Seoul citizens at the National Assembly Communication Hall on the 14th. News 1
W’Reconstruction is exceptional’,’Gangnam should be solved’
There is also a clear difference in position regarding reconstruction and redevelopment. Chairman Kim Jong-in said, “Over the past 10 years, Seoul has abolished 400 maintenance projects, so about 250,000 houses have not been properly supplied.” An official from the People’s Power said, “We need to ease restrictions on reconstruction and redevelopment in the entire Seoul city including Gangnam.”
Representative Ahn took one step further, saying,’We need to consider the removal of the green belt.’ “In fact, there are places where there are no trees at all, so there are no green belt functions.” However, since the mayor of Seoul has limited authority, there is a view that even if the opposition candidate is elected while the Moon Jae-in government adheres to real estate regulations, it is difficult to promote reconstruction and redevelopment dramatically.
The passport opposes that reconstruction and redevelopment are’policy that only the rich can benefit’, but internal concerns are also read. This is because it is a promising pledge to promote the’dream of rising house prices’, and that the supply of public housing takes at least 4 to 5 years when considering the construction period. Accordingly, Rep. Woo said, “We can review the relaxation of restrictions on the height of the 35th floor and the reconstruction of the old Gangbuk area.” Rep. Kim Jin-ae of the Open Democratic Party, who is classified as a pan-passport, is also in the position that redevelopment and reconstruction are necessary to ensure’public interest’.
“Reconstruction and redevelopment are effective for supplying apartments to large complexes, but they are related to the jeonse market, the problem of relocating existing residents, and rising prices of surrounding real estate,” said Kim Gyeong-gyu, head of the Korea Investment & Securities Research Institute. Said.
Ahn Chul-soo, the representative of the National Assembly Party, is presenting the Seoul real estate policy at the National Assembly on the 14th. Newsis
‘Gangbyeonbuk-ro development’ ’80-story high-rise apartment’ vague promise map
There are also many policies that are not realistic. Rep. Woo came up with a plan to build public rental housing by covering the top of the Gangbyeonbuk-ro and Olympic Road. Former Congressman Lee Hye-hoon also made a pledge to “build an apartment for newlyweds by installing an eco bridge on the Olympic Highway.” Experts argue that it is difficult in terms of stability and cost.
Former secretary general of the Power of People Kim Seon-dong offered to supply 800,000 homes, and the same party head of Seocho-gu Cho Eun-hee said, “We will supply 650,000 new homes within five years by revitalizing the new town business.” Representative Ahn also announced that it will supply 746,000 units over the next five years. Kim Geun-sik, Chairman of the Party Committee, Song Pa-byung, Seoul, promised to relocate the Seoul National University of Education to Seocho-dong, Gangnam and build a youth apartment on the site.
Lim Chae-woo, chief real estate expert at KB Kookmin Bank, said, “Reconstruction and redevelopment are part of the deregulation of the mayor of Seoul, but the use of the riverside north road is a part that has various interests and links to urban planning. ‘
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