"쥐새끼 한 마리도 안 살아요" 9억 주고 산 창살없는 감옥, 고급 타운하우스의 몰락

900 million won, the price of two apartments in Seoul. The "brand townhouse"—the dream of retirement—evaporated by a third of its assets in just a few years, becoming a "prison without bars." This is the story of Okjeong Hillstate in Yangju. "At night, when the lights are on, everything inside is visible, so I have to draw the curtains." "I came here to avoid noise between floors, but now I can hear the neighbors talking. It's a noisy hell." "The management fee alone is 1 million won a month, and the swimming pool is closed..." This is an unprecedented situation, with a whopping 148 out of 809 units sold through public auction (trust auction). What are the structural causes that led to the stigma of a "ghost town," with even properties with negative premiums being ignored? From the design flaws of a Tier 1 construction company hidden behind the dazzling bird's-eye views, to the pitfalls of trust auctions that left residents in tears? The delightful economics reveals why your dream country home has become an inescapable prison. #RealEstate #Townhouse #YangjuOkjeongHillstate