Although the jeonse price has recently been adjusted due to effects such as interest rate hikes, it has been found that the jeonse price of apartments in Seoul differs by up to three times by distinction.
According to real estate R114 data on the 27th, the average rental price of an apartment in Seoul was 649.91 million won per household.
Among the 25 autonomous districts, Seocho-gu recorded the highest rental price, reaching 1.25 billion won. It was followed by Gangnam-gu with 1,091.96 million won, Yongsan-gu with 844.47 million won, and Songpa-gu with 802.08 million won.
In comparison, Dobong-gu, which recorded 359.46 million won, was investigated as the cheapest place to rent in Seoul. This means that the difference between the highest (Seocho-gu) and lowest (Dobong-gu) rental price is about 3.5 times.
In the case of tenants who need to move to housing due to job relocation and children’s education, it is expected that there will be a lot of difficulties in raising funds due to the jeonse price deflation.
In addition, looking at the inventory ratio of apartment rental prices in the metropolitan area by section, 4 out of 5 households (79%) were less than 600 million won. In Incheon and Gyeonggi-do, the percentage of apartments with a rental price of less than 600 million won was also high at 89-98%.
Seoul apartment jeonse price is less than 300 million won (12%), more than 300 million won to less than 600 million won (44%), more than 600 million won to less than 900 million won (29%), more than 900 million won (15%), half of which is less than 600 million won (56%) showed the same level.
The industry predicts that if the government raises the housing finance corporation’s guarantee standards for future jeonse loans, virtually all jeonse properties will be able to benefit from fixed and low interest rate loan products, except for areas with high-priced apartment complexes such as Seoul, Gwacheon, Pangyo, and Bundang. watching.
