Only 11,000 households moved into apartments in November... Seoul has 488 households.

The number of move-ins in the metropolitan area is half of this month... Occupancy drought continues

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Seo Mi-sook = The number of new apartments next month will only reach 11,000 households nationwide, and the occupancy drought is expected to continue.

According to Zigbang on the 19th, the number of apartments available nationwide in November was calculated to be 11,559 households in 21 complexes.

This is a 30% decrease compared to October (16,567 households) and a 49% decrease compared to the same month last year (22,551 households).

In particular, the number of households in the metropolitan area is 4,031, a decrease of 49% compared to this month (7,924 households).

In Seoul, where housing prices are continuing to rise, the number of households moving in is expected to be limited to 488 households in three complexes.

These are all small complexes with less than 300 households supplied through maintenance projects, including Gaebong Louvre in Gaebong-dong, Guro-gu (295 households), Central Arte Haemoro in Hongik University Station, Donggyo-dong, Mapo-gu (123 households), and Hanyang LEEPS in Shinwol-dong, Yangcheon-gu (70 households).

In Gyeonggi-do, there are 3,543 households in 6 complexes.

In Pyeongtaek, 1,604 households will move in, including Pyeongtaek Prugio Center Fine (851 households) in Hwayang District, Hyeondeok-myeon, and Dongmun D-East (6-2BL) (753 households) in Pyeongtaek Hwayang District, and in Icheon, Geumseong Baekjo Yemiji (1,009 households) in Block B3, Icheon Jungri District, Jungri-dong, and Shinan Insville Firstige (523 households), Icheon Station, Jeungil-dong, etc. 1,532 households are having a housewarming party.

In the provinces, 7,523 households, nearly twice the number in the metropolitan area, will move into 12 complexes.

2,430 households in Jeonbuk, 2,153 households in Ulsan, 1,067 households in Busan, and 763 households in Gyeongbuk are planned.

An official from Zigbang said, "With the recent rise in rental prices and a continuing shortage of properties for sale, moving into a new apartment serves as an opportunity for the supply of new rental properties. The impact on the rental market will also differ depending on the size and regional distribution of the move-in quantity."