Oh Se-hoon: "They couldn't even control housing prices, only raised jeonse and monthly rents"
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The Seoul city debate held on this day drew attention as it took place shortly after President Lee Jae-myung shared the government's policy direction at a national debate on real estate policy on the 23rd of last month, and the government announced a real estate tax reform plan on the 3rd. The Seoul city debate will proceed for about 1 hour and 30 minutes, starting with Mayor Oh's opening remarks. At the 'Seoul Citizens' Debate for Real Estate Normalization' held at Seoul City Hall on the 6th, Mayor Oh said, "Looking at the government's real estate measures, there are many concerns that the real estate market will become more confused rather than expectations that it will stabilize.".
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The Seoul city debate held on this day drew attention as it took place shortly after President Lee Jae-myung shared the government's policy direction at a national debate on real estate policy on the 23rd of last month, and the government announced a real estate tax reform plan on the 3rd.
according to Yonhap News AgencyThe Seoul city debate will proceed for about 1 hour and 30 minutes, starting with Mayor Oh's opening remarks.
according to Yonhap News AgencyAt the 'Seoul Citizens' Debate for Real Estate Normalization' held at Seoul City Hall on the 6th, Mayor Oh said, "Looking at the government's real estate measures, there are many concerns that the real estate market will become more confused rather than expectations that it will stabilize."
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