A 28㎡ unit at 'Yeoksam I-Park' in Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, was sold for 1.15 billion won on the 7th of last month, setting a record high price, which is 140 million won higher than the previous transaction of 1.01 billion won on April 20. Suseo-dong, Gangnam-gu The 34㎡ unit in 'Kkachi Village' also set a new record for 1.55 billion won on the 7th of this month. For a 49㎡ (14 pyeong) supply, the price per 3.3㎡ is 104.55 million won, making it an ultra-small house consisting of a living room, one bedroom, and one bathroom. A similar transaction occurred in Songpa-gu: on the 18th of this month, a 27㎡ unit of 'Resenz' was sold for 1.5 billion won, with a supply area of 42㎡ (12 pyeong) priced at 117.28 million won per 3.3㎡. On site, Although there is limited funds to purchase mid-to-large apartments in Gangnam, newlyweds and parents looking to move into Gangnam are increasingly seeking ultra-small apartments. Mr. A, a real estate agent in the Gangnam-gu area, said, " As the preference for a single smart home has persisted, the atmosphere of 'even if the house is small, Gangnam' is becoming clearer," and "There is a significant movement to move into Gangnam, even if it means just carrying a set of spoons and a blanket." In the real estate industry, This preference for ultra-small apartments is expected to continue for the time being, mainly because gap investment (sales with jeonse deposits) has been blocked across Seoul since the October 15 measures last year, and the policy of loan regulations is also ongoing. The government's With strict loan regulations continuing, newlyweds and young genuine buyers with limited funds will naturally be forced to look for ultra-small listings!!!!!!
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