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[Photo News] More influx to suburbs?

By Korea Herald

Published : Aug. 6, 2017 - 17:37

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MONEY INFLUX TO SUBURBS? -- The photo shows a large apartment complex located in Suwon’s Gwangyo New Town on Sunday. Expectations have been escalating that the government’s real estate speculation regulation policies will squeeze investment demand out of Seoul and into unregulated areas of Gyeonggi Province. (Yonhap) MONEY INFLUX TO SUBURBS? -- The photo shows a large apartment complex located in Suwon’s Gwangyo New Town on Sunday. Expectations have been escalating that the government’s real estate speculation regulation policies will squeeze investment demand out of Seoul and into unregulated areas of Gyeonggi Province. (Yonhap)

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