The competition rate for special supply for the 3rd new city was 15.7 to 1, which is 6 times higher than the average competition rate for the past five years. The competition rate for Newlyweds Hope Town was 4.5 to 1. Experts analyzed it as evidence that homeless people's "buying a house" sentiment is still strong.
According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport on the 3rd, as a result of receiving subscriptions for 3955 households (4333 rooms including residual quantities), including Incheon Gyeyang, Namyangjujinjeop 2, Seongnam Bokjeong 1, which are the first supply districts for advance subscription, 40,328 people applied.
First, 31,540 people applied for the special supply 2010 household recruitment, recording a competition ratio of 15.7 to 1. By district, Incheon Gyeyang recorded 25.7 to 1, Namyangju Jinjeop 7 to 1, and Seongnam Bokjeong 7.6 to 1.
The average competition ratio for special supply for public sale in the Seoul metropolitan area for the past five years has greatly exceeded the average of 2.6:1, and it is similar to the B-1 complex in Gamil District, Hanam (26:1), which had the highest competition ratio.
Breaking down by type, the 84㎡ dedicated to Incheon Gyeyang recorded the competition ratio of 239 to 1, showing the fiercest competition. This is the highest competitive rate for special supply since the last 10 years. However, the 51 m² dedicated to Jinjeop 2 in Namyangju recorded 0.9 to 1.
In the case of New Hope Town, Incheon Gyeyang recorded 7.7 to 1, Namyangju Jinjeop 1.3 to 1, Seongnam Bokjeong 1 to 7.5 to 1, Uiwang Cheonggye 3.6 to 1 and Wirye to 2.8 to 1.
In particular, there were many observations that the pre-subscription for the 3rd new city would record a low competition rate due to the high price controversy even before the start. However, as the box office succeeded unexpectedly, experts analyzed it as evidence of strong housing buying sentiment.
Song Seung-hyeon, CEO of Toshiwa Economics, said, "Despite the high price controversy, newlyweds and others would not have been able to give up on the 3rd new town because of their thirst for a new home. , and one of them is the 3rd new city.”
There is also an analysis that the expectation that house prices will continue to rise is reflected. According to Jikbang, a real estate information company last month, 49.4% of respondents said that when asked, 'How do you predict the sale price of houses in your area in the second half of 2021,' it will rise. In particular, in the case of Gyeonggi-do, where the 3rd new city pre-registration is in progress, the rate of expecting a rise in house prices in the second half of the year was the highest at 53.1%. It was followed by Incheon (52%), provinces (47.6%) and Seoul (47.3%).
CEO Song said, “As house prices continued to rise for a while, the anxiety of homeless people grew even more. It seems that he applied for the subscription with the thought of that.”
On the other hand, from the 4th, general supply for public sale and application for Newlywed Hope Town metropolitan area will start. On the 4th, among the 1st priority of general supply, ‘Persons who reside in the area, do not have a home for 3 years, and pay 6 million won or more in the subscription account’ will be accepted on the 4th, and on the 5th, the application for all residents of the area among the 1st priority will be accepted. Residents of the metropolitan area among the first priority of general supply can apply for subscription from the 6th to 10th.
In the case of Newlyweds Hope Town, applications for residents of the metropolitan area will be accepted from the 4th to the 11th. However, Seongnam Bokjeong 1 and Uiwang Cheonggye 2 Newlyweds Hope Town were 100% supplied in the area.
Kim Gyu-cheol, director of the Public Housing Promotion Division, said, “After checking the intermediate results of the pre-submission application, I was able to realize that many people have been waiting for the housing supply very much. In order to further maximize it, we will do everything we can to prepare for the remaining pre-registration schedule in the future, and we will proceed without any setbacks.”