Nayeon buys Cheongdam property for 9.5 billion won, Jihyo acquires Seongsu home for 4 billion won..TWICE displays real estate scale in a different league [★FOCUS]

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Members of the girl group TWICE have been showcasing a perfect "young and rich" trajectory by sequentially purchasing real estate worth billions of won, ranging from prime commercial districts in Seoul to luxury The Penthouse residences.

Most recently joining the ranks of property owners, Nayeon purchased land and a building in Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul for 9.5 billion won on May 3 and completed the title transfer registration on the 24th.

A mortgage securing up to 10.2 billion won has been registered on the property. This aging structure, spanning from one basement level to two above-ground floors, recently had its usage changed to a comprehensive neighborhood facility. Real estate industry analysts suggest Nayeon acquired it with an eye toward land value and potential for new construction rather than existing rental income.

Leader Jihyo also purchased an aging building in Seongsu-dong 2-ga, Seongdong-gu, Seoul—a spot cited as a hot place to be—in March 2024 for 4 billion won with full cash payment.

Completed in 1986, this three-story structure (one basement level and two above-ground floors) was traded at approximately 86.99 million won per 3.3 square meters of land. Given that nearby market prices exceed 100 million won per unit and the building's appraisal value reaches 5 billion won, on-site real estate agents evaluate Jihyo as having made a successful investment at a relatively low price.

The members' discernment in selecting top-tier residential facilities overseas and in suburban areas is also noteworthy.

Momo purchased a luxury villa in Archiul Village, Guri-si, Gyeonggi-do—a neighborhood emerging as an affluent enclave—in October last year for 4.27 billion won with full cash payment and no separate mortgage. This villa, famous for being the same location where actress Han So-hee and Nana purchased units, was completed in May 2023. It features a layout of two basement levels to four above-ground floors and offers a private living space reserved for only eight households: six regular units and two The Penthouse units.

Taiwanese-born member Tzuyu acquired a luxury The Penthouse, known as the most expensive listing in her hometown of Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, in February 2023 for approximately 100 million New Taiwan dollars (about 4.1 billion won).

Local media analyzed that this top-tier residence, spanning a total area of about 170 pyeong, was purchased to accommodate her mother's convenience, as it is located directly across from the medical and beauty clinic invested in by Tzuyu's mother.

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