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00:00 Why Seoul Housing Prices Don't Fall Easily as the Korean Economy Grows 02:38 Why Do Office Workers Earning 100 Million Won Per Year Calculate Expensive Houses as Cheaper? 05:44 Why Do Seoul Housing Prices Keep Rising While the Population Is Declining? 07:19 The Real Reason Provincial Housing Prices Aren't Rising... Convenience Stores and Hospitals Are Disappearing First 09:47 Good Jobs, Schools, and People Are All flocking... A Structure Where Assets Concentrate in Seoul 12:09 We Need to Build More Houses, But Why Is Supply Becoming Increasingly Difficult? 13:54 We Must Control Both the Birth Rate and Housing Prices... The Real Estate Dilemma the Government Has Fallen Into 15:34 Raising Interest Rates Controls Housing Prices, So Why Can't They Be Raised Easily? 19:01 Will Seoul Become Like New York or London? Wealth Gap Widening Even More Than Housing Prices 20:24 Is Expanding Seoul the Answer? Why GTX and Corporate Rental Housing Are Necessary Hong Chun-wook, CEO of Prism Investment Advisory, explained the Korean real estate market using a "life-changing chart." If you had invested 1 million won in land in 1965, it would be worth approximately 128 million won today (adjusted for inflation), and in Seoul, it could reach 3 billion won. He cited the following factors as the background for this upward trend: ① the opportunity cost of "work-home proximity" due to rising income (if your annual salary is 100 million won, living near your company is advantageous), ② concentration in the metropolitan area (Seoul's PIR is 10 times), and ③ falling interest rates. The key point is that Seoul is one of the world's top three innovation clusters—as jobs, schools, and connections flock there, polarization is solidifying. Regarding how to control housing prices, he noted, "You can raise interest rates sharply, but you must be prepared for an economic recession." Supply is stalled by NIMBYism, the incomplete GTX project, and construction costs. The conclusion is, "Don't suppress Seoul, expand it with GTX." ※ This is a personal analysis by the guest, not a stock or investment recommendation. #PleaseTakeCareOfKyoyang #RealEstate #SeoulHousingPrices #ApartmentPrices #HousingPrices #100MillionWonAnnualSalary #KoreanEconomy #Semiconductor #KOSPI #GTX #Polarization [Kyoyang Production Team] Brand & IP Director: Han Dong-hoon / Writers: Son Ye-won • Yoo Jin-kyung / Editing: Kim Cho-a • Hyun Seung-ho • Han Ji-moon / Content Design: Ok Ji-soo • Choi Heung-rak / Filming: Park Woo-jin / Interns: Baek Ga-eun • Lee Da-jin [Business Inquiries] Please Take Care of Kyoyang, Inquiries regarding appearances, sponsorships, and content: [email protected] Knowledge news that makes you smarter the more you listen, Please Take Care of Kyoyang @sbs_explained Copyright Ⓒ SBS. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, and use for AI learning are prohibited.