Unsold apartments are accumulating in Daegu.

 Unsold apartments are accumulating in Daegu. In Suseong-gu, which is considered the "Gangnam of Daegu," the subscription market is freezing due to the unsold subscription of non-priority subscriptions called "pick-up."

According to the Korea Real Estate Agency's subscription website on the 27th, 69 subscription accounts were received for 166 households and received "under-achieved" reports again following the previous first-priority subscription. The complex, which will be built in Jung-gu, Daegu, received only 196 subscription accounts for 207 households in the first-priority subscription held last month.

In Daegu, even Suseong-gu, which has a good school district, failed to make a non-priority subscription. The Sharp Suseong Oclair started recruiting 151 households with no priority subscription on the 18th, but only received 78 subscription accounts.

The complex closed 158 households in general sale at its main subscription last month. The exclusive area of 84 square meters was closed in the region, and the area of 50 square meters was less than the first, but it was closed through the region. At that time, it was said that "Suseong-gu also failed to sell out the first place" over the failure to reach the top of the list of some 50 square meters of exclusive use. As a result, 151 households, including insufficient special supply and cancellation of general sales contracts, were released as non-priority subscriptions and led to unsold sales.

Some analysts say that the detailed position was reflected in the unsold market in Suseong-gu. The area of Suseong-gu is 76.46로, which is larger than the combined area of Gangnam-gu (39.55)) and Songpa-gu (33.88)). Suseong-dong 1-ga, where The Sharp Suseong Oclair will be located, faces Nam-gu, and is far from Beomeo-dong and Golden-dong, which are considered the "real" of Daegu real estate.

 A nearby real estate agent said, "The situation has changed slightly from when Hillstate Manchon Station (based on 84 square meters), which had a sale price of nearly 900 million won in the first half of this year, was 'sold out' from the top," adding, "However, since Suseong-gu is a large area, it varies greatly from location."

 The real estate industry believes that the recession in the Daegu sales market is due to oversupply and regulation. According to the Korea Housing & Urban Guarantee Corporation (HUG), 16,99 households were sold in Daegu in the first half of this year. During the same period, it is five times higher than 1809 households in Seoul. According to the Housing Industry Research Institute amid oversupply, Daegu's Housing Business Survey Index (HBSI) forecast for this month fell 17.3 points from the previous month to 59.3. This is the lowest in the country as of this month.

 t indicator that comprehensively judges the housing business economy from the supplier's point of view, and if it is less than 85, the housing business economy is judged as a downward phase. An official from the Korea Development Institute said, "Daegu recently recorded the lowest forecast in the country due to the exhaustion of demand due to oversupply and the increase in unsold sales due to high-volume prices."

Loan regulations also affected. Jang Jae-hyun, head of Real Today's research division, said, "Loan regulations have made it difficult for real users to access real users," adding, "While investment demand has escaped to Gumi and Gimcheon, real users have become cautious about using subscription accounts as they used to." It was pointed out that the "random subscription system" should also be revised. Director Jang said, "The market will run smoother if we do not tie it up as a non-priority system but treat it as unsold so that multi-homeowners can also invest."