The large-scale joint inspection of the government has not cooled the heat of Seoul real estate market.

Due to the crackdown on the Japanese occupation in the second week of August, a large number of insurance brokerage offices in Yongsan and Gangnam rebuilding complex have closed their doors.

In the analysis that there is not much more regulation, the non-Gangnam area where development favorable remained remains the situation that there is no sale because it is not for sale.

The official agency in the Jamsil 5 complex in Songpa-gu, Songpa-gu, which was the target of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's joint inspection of the Seoul Metropolitan Government, was still unable to open most of its doors on the 19th.

A representative of a brokerage house who was attending a field inspection team at the time said, "I checked all of the transactions and confirmed that there was no problem." However, since the inspection team has come, the agency has only been in telephone business.

The 76 square meters of Jamsil 5 complex, which was slightly lowered from 1,820 million won to 1,820 million won in April, was 1,645 million won last month.

Gangnam-gu Gaepo Jugong 1 complex under the approval of dismantlement management in April is in a similar situation.

A representative of a brokerage business near the Jugong 1 complex said, "Due to on-site inspections, we only open the door for a short time when there is work," but said, "Prices are rising due to scarcity as supply is so low.

The price of 41㎡ for Gapo 1 complex is around 1.7 billion won.

Yeo-do and Yongsan, which have raised expectations for 'integrated development' after Park Won-Soon, made a big impression on the field.

An official at an agency in Yeouido said, "Even though some doors are closed, most of them do not think that it is a big deal," he said. "Regardless of field inspections, the Yeouido area is constantly in contact with buyers."

"There are a lot of know-how in the past because the on-site inspection has been done," said a representative of the agency in Hanam New Town. "There are so many people who want to buy real estate in the area,

However, he added, "The landlord keeps raising the price, so the deal does not get very active."

Ahn Myung-suk, head of Woori Bank's Real Estate Investment Support Center, said, "I think the on-site inspection was a measure to give the government a signal rather than to get the house price," he said. "In the current real estate market, I'm getting more and more climbing. "

The real estate market in the non-Gangnam area, where Yongsan /

According to Real Estate 114, apartment prices in Seodaemun-gu in the second week of August rose 0.28%, the highest among the 25 boroughs in Seoul.

(0.22 percent), followed by Gangseo and Eunpyeong (0.24 percent), Mapo (0.22 percent), Gwanak (0.21 percent) and Seongbuk (0.20 percent).

A representative of a middleman in Mok-dong, Yangcheon-gu said, "It is common to say that if you go to a house to see the house, you do not sell it."

The price of 84 square meters exclusive to the world of eavesdropping rose from 720 million won at the end of last year to 785 million ~ 795 million won in June.

The Mokdong New City 11 complex was traded for 665million to 764million won in July, but it is currently not available for sale.

Mapo, which is adjacent to Yongsan, is rapidly consumed mainly in small apartments.

A representative of an agency in the vicinity of Mamoura Ramiyanpurjio said, "I am nervous because of the on-site inspection, but the value of the apartment continues to strengthen regardless of it."

A representative of a brokerage firm in Shilin-dong, Gwanak-gu said, "Since there are not enough supplies in the apartment complexes, it is all about contracting student rooms in brokerage houses."

"Real estate 114 Mr. Ji Sun-hee said," The situation is more sensitive to various developments in the region than regulation, "he said." The government announced additional real estate measures such as speculation area extension and possible extension of reconstruction at the end of this month. "We expect that the upward trend in selling prices will continue."