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Cho Jung-min, How Much Money Did She Earn?… Reveals Her Luxurious Three-Story Single-Family Home as Her First Owned Property [Jo Jazzart]

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/Photo=YouTube 'Jo Jazzart'
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Singer Cho Jung-min revealed her first owned single-family home, which she purchased with earnings from broadcasts and events.

On the 23rd, a video titled "Female Singer Who Skipped All Broadcasts & Events to Buy a Single-Family Home" was posted on the YouTube channel 'Jo Jazzart'.

On this day, Cho Jung-min invited the production team to her home and stated, "I bought a house. I bought my first owned property. My car is also personally owned, and so is my house," drawing attention.

The revealed home was a single-family residence with a modern exterior, featuring a spacious parking area and a terrace. The interior was also neatly decorated primarily in white tones, evoking admiration.

First, Cho Jung-min introduced her studio, explaining, "It is a space where I can play the piano, practice singing, and compose songs. I matched it with white tones."

/Photo=YouTube 'Jo Jazzart'
/Photo=YouTube 'Jo Jazzart'

She then said, "I bought it from Coupang and assembled it while teasing my younger sibling. I feel very proud. Is this what the taste of assembly is like? It was damn hard," eliciting laughter.

Cho Jung-min expressed satisfaction, saying, "There was also a studio in the apartment where I used to live. The previous room was large, but this one is small. Still, the view was so good that I immediately thought it should be made into a studio."

The second floor, revealed next, featured Cho Jung-min's walk-in closet and vanity, as well as a room for her mother. In particular, her mother's room had built-in white-toned wardrobes lining the walls, creating a clean and cozy atmosphere.

Cho Jung-min explained, "This house had no storage space at all. I tried to create as much storage as possible," adding, "When they first sent me the floor plans, I said it seemed too narrow to work out, but they listened to my opinions thoroughly and designed it accordingly."

Additionally, a walk-in closet was set up on the third floor for storing various performance costumes and seasonal clothing. The sight of storage cabinets arranged along the walls and clothes neatly organized drew attention.

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