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[Photo News] Sejong expects to see a real estate boon

By Korea Herald

Published : May 16, 2017 - 15:17

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CROWDS IN SEJONG -- Home buyers talk with officials at the model home of Hyundai Engineering’s Sejong Hillstate Riverpark in Sejong on Tuesday. Expectations for a real estate boon in the city have been increasing upon the election of President Moon Jae-in, who has pledged to reinforce the role of the city as an administrative capital. Recently, signs of a decoupling trend where lease prices fall while purchase prices rise have been detected in the area, according to industry watchers. (Yonhap) CROWDS IN SEJONG -- Home buyers talk with officials at the model home of Hyundai Engineering’s Sejong Hillstate Riverpark in Sejong on Tuesday. Expectations for a real estate boon in the city have been increasing upon the election of President Moon Jae-in, who has pledged to reinforce the role of the city as an administrative capital. Recently, signs of a decoupling trend where lease prices fall while purchase prices rise have been detected in the area, according to industry watchers. (Yonhap)

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