Saryuri missed out on a Gangnam home: "They told me to buy it for 1 billion won... now it's 3.5 billion won" [Yangrok No. 1]

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Broadcast personality Saryuri shared her regretful story about housing prices.

On the 22nd, a video titled "It's too hard to raise children in Korea" was uploaded to the YouTube channel 'Yangrok No. 1'.

In the released video, Sam Hammington and Saryuri appeared together, sharing honest reflections on living in Korea.

Choi Yang-rok asked, "Is there anything you wish had been fixed?" regarding life in Korea. Saryuri replied frankly, "I find it difficult to live in Korea because apartment prices have risen so sharply. They've skyrocketed. In Japan, prices today are almost the same as they were 20 years ago. When I first came here, the base taxi fare was 1,900 won."

Choi Yang-rok asked again, "If Japan has stable prices, why not just move there?" Saryuri responded, "I like Korea. That's why I'm here." Sam Hammington added, "This is a global issue. Australia faces the same problem."

Regarding her current housing situation, Saryuri said, "It's jeonse (rental deposit lease)." She continued with her regretful story: "I really regret it now. When I lived in Samsung-dong, I moved in on a jeonse contract. The landlord told me to buy the house for 1 billion won. That was 13 or 14 years ago. At the time, I asked where could one find 1 billion won? Now it's worth 3.5 billion won."

Choi Yang-rok expressed his regret, saying, "You should have bought it back then, even if it meant stretching your budget."

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