역사적으로 증명된 '대출 규제 후 집값 폭등' 공식, 이번에도 반복될까? (안정론 vs 상승론)

From loan regulations and the stressful DSR to the expiration of the grace period for capital gains tax hikes... the government is tightening its grip on the real estate market day after day. Many experts say that "housing prices will now stabilize," but is that truly the historical truth? In this video, we revisit the chilling "re-rise formula" that occurred immediately following real estate measures between 2017 and 2020. Based on facts regarding current sales and Jeonse price indices in Seoul and the metropolitan area, as well as the "new supply of apartments in Seoul" which has hit an all-time low since 1990, we provide a cool-headed forecast for the housing market over the next two to three years. Beyond the Gangnam 3-gu and Mapo, Yongsan, and Seongdong districts, we cover Gwacheon, Bundang, Pangyo, and even Gimpo (Gochon, Pungmu, Geollpo Bukbyeon, etc.), which benefits from the favorable news of the Line 5 extension! We reveal real estate survival strategies you need to know right now to protect your assets. *This video is a personal analysis based on statistics and facts, and you bear the ultimate responsibility for your investment decisions. *From loan regulations and the stressful DSR to the expiration of the grace period for capital gains tax hikes, the government is tightening its grip on the real estate market day after day.* 00:00 Summary of Recent Government Loan Regulations and Real Estate Policies 02:04 Comparison of Logics Between Real Estate Stability vs. Rising Prices 05:20 Housing Price Movements After Past Measure Announcements (History Repeats) 06:23 Fact Check on Current Sales/Jeonse Price Indices 07:56 The 2026 Seoul Apartment Jeonse Crisis and Record-Low New Housing Supply 09:28 Final Outlook for the Real Estate Market Over the Next 2-3 Years 11:24 List of Rising Areas Guaranteed to Survive (Key Areas in the Capital Region) 13:25 Analysis of Gimpo Apartments (Gochon, Pungmu, Geulpo Bukbyeon, Hangang New Town) #Automino #GeulpoNumberOne #RealEstateOutlook #LoanRegulations #HousingPriceSurge #JeonseCrisis #RealEstateMeasures #GimpoRealEstate #ApartmentSalesIndex #JeonseRise #RealEstateRisingPriceTheory #RealEstateStabilityTheory