Even Jung Seok-won was impressed by Baek Ji-young's first home: "Gangnam floods caused property prices to plummet"

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Singer Baek Ji-young revealed the details of her first home, which she purchased six years after her debut, and the reasons why she later moved.

On the 27th, a video titled "Why did Baek Ji-young, who bought a luxury mixed-use complex six years after her debut, move to a construction apartment? (25 pyeong, investment value)" was released on the YouTube channel 'Baek Ji-young'.

On that day, Baek Ji-young said, "Our newlywed home was an apartment in Cheongdam, and prices have risen enormously since then. We also sold when prices were very high."

She continued, "It had been six years since my debut when I bought a house. I think I thought that since I was earning so much money, I could save up and buy a house whenever I wanted."

Baek Ji-young recalled, "Since my parents' home is in Seoul, I have never lived in a rental. When I first moved out on my own, I bought a house immediately. My first home was a luxury mixed-use office apartment. It was truly luxurious."

Jung Seok-won said, "When I first went there, the floor was made of stone, so it looked very luxurious. Even the parking lot had a luxurious atmosphere like in a drama." Baek Ji-young explained, "I bought it because I wanted to live there once, and it is still located near Gangnam Station."

However, she also revealed that there were some regrets after actually living there. Jung Seok-won said, "The house was not as spacious as I thought, and the living room took up an unnecessary amount of space. The ceiling was so high that voices echoed when people spoke."

He continued, "The investment value also dropped significantly. When a major flood hit Gangnam, the building was constructed in a European style with generators located in the basement. As water rose, power and water were cut off, and from that point on, property prices began to fall."

Jung Seok-won added, "There wasn't a single domestic car in the parking lot, but all the foreign cars were submerged." Baek Ji-young also added, "Even the Maybach, which was located deep in the basement, was submerged. I understand that they did not receive compensation because it was considered an act of God. It took more than two weeks to restore it."

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