The number of multi-homed people has increased by 92,000 in one year … 1 in 7 homes in Seoul are owned by strangers

(Sejong = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Yong-joo and Chae-yeon Chae = Despite government pressure, the number of multi-homed people has increased by 92,000 in one year.

One in seven homes in Seoul is owned by strangers.

The National Institute of Statistics released the “ 2019 Home Ownership Statistics ” on 17.

Home ownership statistics are annual statistics that use administrative data related to housing, such as building books, public housing prices, property tax data, and population, household and housing data from the population census and housing. .

◇ 2.28 million multi-homed people in two or more houses … “Gangnam has fewer multi-homed people”

At that time, the total number of homes was 1,8127,000. Of these, the number of homes owned by individuals is 15.69 million, equal to 86.5% of the total.

There are 14,336,000 people who own a house. It increased by 325,000 (2.3%) from 1401 million a year ago.

With 1,2052,000 people in one home and 2,284,000 people in multiple homes with two or more homes, the ratio of single homes is extraordinarily high, but the number of multiple homes is increasing more rapidly.

In 2019, the number of multi-homed people stood at 2,284,000, an increase of 92,000 from 2,192,000 a year ago. Considering that the number of multi-homed units increased by 73,000 from 2017 to 2018, the increase was even greater.

There were 293,000 people in three or more multi-homed homes, 76,000 people in four or more, and 118,000 people in five or more. As a result, as of 2019, the proportion of multi-homed people with two or more homes was 15.9%, up 0.3 percentage points from a year ago.

The percentage of multi-homed people has been increasing every year since it registered 13.6% in 2014.

However, there was a gap by region.

“The proportion of multi-homed people has increased nationwide, but in the case of Seoul, the proportion of multi-homed people has decreased in Gangnam, with the exception of Songpa-gu,” said Kim Jin, head of the Bureau of Korea statistics. “A similar phenomenon occurred in overheated speculations.”

◇ 2,000 families with 51 or more families … Gangnam-gu is multi-house for 1 in 5 people

Per household, out of 2,343,000 households overall last year, 1,1456,000 households (56.3%) owned houses. Of these, the number of multi-family households with two or more houses was 3,188,000 (27.7%), an increase of 87,000 households (2.8%) compared to a year ago.

There were 2.31 thousand families with two, 550,000 families with three and 156,000 families with four. In total, there were 2,000 families with 51 or more families.

When looking at homeowners in terms of residence, the urban regions with a high proportion of homeowners in two or more cases were Gangnam-gu, Seoul (21.5%) and Seogwipo-si, Jeju (21 ,2%). In these areas, that means 1 in 5 homeowners are multi-homed.

◇ Percentage of outsiders with housing in Seoul 14.9 → 15.4%

The percentage of residents in the same city or province owned a home at 86.5%. The percentage of foreigners (residing in other cities and provinces) homeowners was 13.5%.

In Seoul’s case, of the 2.63,000 privately owned homes, 400,000 were owned by outsiders. In terms of the ratio, it is 15.4%, which means that 1 in 7 houses is owned by strangers.

The share of foreigners in the Seoul area increased by 0.5 percentage points from 14.9% in 2018 to 15.4% last year. This is a glimpse of the increase in investment spending by foreigners as the price of real estate rises.

Specifically, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, owned 53.9%, the lowest among cities, counties and gus in the country. Incheon Jung-gu, Seoul Jung-gu, Busan Jung-gu, Gangnam-gu, Seoul and Seocho-gu, Seoul are also regions where the percentage of people owning the building remains around 60%.

As for the living areas of foreigners who own homes in Seoul, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do is the largest with 6.8%, followed by 6.5% in Yongin, Gyeonggi and 6.2% in Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do.

In the case of Gyeonggi-do, the residential area of ​​foreign homeowners is 4.8% in Songpa-gu, Seoul, 4.6% in Gangnam-gu and 3.4% in Seocho-gu.

The percentage of women among homeowners was 44.7%. It increases every year.

The co-ownership share is also 12.5%, which is perceived as an atmosphere that is increasing every year.

By age, people in their fifties represented 3689,000, equal to 25.7% of the total, followed by forties (23.1%), 60 (19.5%), 30 (12.1%) and 70 ( 11.2%). About half are people between 40 and 50 years old.

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