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Despite Loan Curbs, Property Prices Keep Rising and Market Remains Unstable
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- Despite the government's tough lending restrictions, housing prices are rising in some areas, including redevelopment zones in Gangnam, and record-high transactions continue.
- The Financial Services Commission has capped mortgage loans at 600 million won, yet in Apgujeong-dong, cash-rich buyers are purchasing apartments worth several billion won.
- With stricter residency requirements reducing rental supply, volatility in the jeonse market is expected to grow ahead of the autumn moving season.
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