In major metropolitan areas such as Indeokwon and Gwangmyeong, apartments that caused controversy over high sales prices are being sold out one after another. As existing housing prices in the Seoul metropolitan area are rebounding, concerns are mounting that the pre-sale price will follow due to the sharp rise in construction costs, analysts say, consumers are flocking to the subscription market. Construction companies that have been putting off sales so far are planning to sell next month due to the changed atmosphere of the subscription market in the metropolitan area.
On the 28th, Daewoo E&C announced that it had completed all sales contracts the previous day for ‘Indeokwon Perth BL’ supplied to the area of 661 Naeson-dong, Uiwang-si, Gyeonggi-do. It was successful in selling out just 9 days after the start of the contract with the party메이저놀이터. The exclusive 84㎡ pre-sale price of this complex ranges from 1,014 to 1,079 million won, and when a balcony extension of 23 million won is applied, it is pointed out that the sale price exceeds 1.1 billion won at the maximum.
An official from the sales industry explains that nearby complexes are also selling unsold apartments at a rapid pace. ‘Indeokwon Xi SK VIEW’ , which was sold in Naeson-dong, Uiwang- si, Gyeonggi-do last year, remained unsold until recently. In addition, the number of unsold units in Anyang Centum First is rapidly decreasing. Yongin Platform City e-Pyeonhansesang, which was highly controversial over the price of 84㎡ for exclusive use of more than 1.2 billion won, also found its owner by more than 50%. An executive of a large developer said, “Despite the evaluation that the actual sale price is around 1.3 billion won based on an exclusive 84㎡, due to various options for the deferred payment system for moving, Indeokwon Perth BL is selling smoothly and warmth is spreading throughout the sales market.” Previously, the pre-sale price of 84㎡ exclusively for Gwangmyeong Xytheshop Forenado reached
982.9 million to 1.0455 million won, which caused controversy over the high sale price, but it was sold out in a month.
As the subscription market revives, construction companies that have been delaying sales for a while are also quickly moving forward with sales. According to Real Estate R114 , a total of nine complexes, including ‘Seoul National University Venture Town Station Prugio’ and ‘Hillstate e Pyeonhansesangmunjeong’, will be sold in Seoul alone next month. In Gyeonggi-do, there are 8 complexes including ‘Gwangmyeong Central I-Park’, and in Incheon, ‘Forena Incheon Hakik’ and ‘Geomdan New Town Lotte Castle Nextiel ( RC1)’ and 4 complexes are scheduled to be sold. As sales are scheduled for next month in Gangwon-do, Busan, and Gwangju, the number of apartment sales across the country, which was only 13,331 this month, is expected to increase significantly to 39,314 next month.
However, some believe that such enthusiasm for subscription will not spread nationwide, and that the polarization will intensify. Yeo Kyung-hee, senior researcher for real estate R114 , said, “Recently, as demand for subscriptions has revived and resistance to high pre-sale prices has decreased, complexes that can no longer postpone sales due to rising financial costs and construction costs are trying to sell in the second half of the year.” As they are actively subscribing, there may be a bigger regional difference between Seoul and the metropolitan area, brand conglomerates, and provinces,” he said.