Hwang Hyun-hee, a 'three-home owner', said, "I don't intend to sell it..You just have to hang in there" [Star Issue]

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Hwang Hyun-hee, a broadcaster known as a multi-homeowner, said she has no intention of selling her house despite the government's strong regulations.

Hwang Hyun-hee mentioned the real estate perception of multi-homeowners in MBC's "PD Notebook," which aired on the 10th, and said, "Multi-homeowners have all the psychology that real estate is unbeatable."

Hwang Hyun-hee, who is known to own apartments in Yongsan-gu, Seongdong-gu, and Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, described himself as a rental business operator and said, "The money earned from investment is made from real estate," adding, "I don't think assets are bought or sold." Real estate is an area of possession, he said. "I don't sell the real estate I had, but I continue to hold it. Once you buy it, you have to take it with you for more than 10 years," he said.

Referring to his experience during the Moon Jae In government, Hwang Hyun-hee emphasized that there was a perception among multi-homeowners that they could hold out and said, "It is expected that the holding tax will come out as a regulatory card. Didn't the previous administration already do it once? he said. "I paid a lot of holding taxes and raised capital gains taxes a lot. There were also talks about raising the fair market price ratio to 80-90%, so how did you do it then. I held out. I just have to hold out for real estate."

In addition, "We have seen several situations where housing prices seem to have fallen due to reduced transactions by tying real estate for a short period of time. However, if you look at the overall picture, no one has fully captured the real estate market yet, he said. "Isn't it human desire?" Don't you want to live in a good place?"

Meanwhile, the government limited the capital area's mortgage loan limit to 600 million won through the June 27 and October 15 measures last year, and set the loan limit lower for more expensive homes. On top of that, as President Lee Jae-myung formalized the heavy transfer income tax for multiple homeowners, apartment prices in 3 Gangnam districts, Yongsan-gu, and Gangdong-gu in Seoul also turned downward.

According to the Korea Real Estate Agency's weekly apartment price trend, apartment prices in Gangnam-gu, Songpa-gu, and Seocho-gu expanded, while prices in Yongsan-gu also declined

It turns out that it's continuing.

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