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Property loan rules push out genuine buyers
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- On the 27th, in its 'Household Debt Management Plan', the government capped mortgage loans at 600 million won, drawing criticism that genuine buyers are bearing a greater burden.
- The average price of an apartment in Seoul is about 1,460 million won, requiring an average of over 860 million won in personal funds, and more than 2,500 million won in Gangnam and Seocho.
- Yun Jihae, research director at Real Estate R114, pointed to a balloon effect as demand shifts to the mid- and low-priced market, and a possible rise in illegal loans and workaround contracts.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 부동산 대출 규제, 실수요자까지 내몰린다
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