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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung delivered an unusually stark warning against real estate speculation, urging multi-homeowners to consider “the blood and tears of millions of young people” unable to buy homes due to runaway prices....

Seoul's real estate rally is frustrating young workers who see the bottom rung of the property ladder float out of reach ...

South Korea will accelerate a boost to housing supply in the Greater Seoul area, broadening its response to a yearlong rally in apartment prices after a raft of earlier measures to curb speculative demand proved insufficient....

A housing rally in South Korea's capital extended to almost a full year, further complicating the Bank of Korea's policy calculus after the economy slid into contraction during the final quarter of 2025....

South Korea's central bank flagged growing financial vulnerabilities from surging home prices and currency weakness, even as the broader financial system remains resilient amid a recovering economy....

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Prices for apartments in South Korea's capital extended their rally to a 45th week as the country's property market stayed heated despite wide-ranging government measures aimed at cooling demand, with more steps in the pipeline....

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South Korean President Lee Jae-myung does not mince his words. In an interview with Bloomberg last week, Lee said South Korea's residential property market was a bubble waiting to burst. He called the housing market a “ticking bomb” and said South Korea could go the way of early 1990s Japan, whose epic real estate bust condemned the nation to decades of stagnation and deflation. Such alarmist talk from a president who took office in June after pledging to stabilise the housing market and improve......

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung warned that the country's property market is a bubble on the point of bursting, as he backed the Bank of Korea's decision to hold rates last week....

South Korea's property market rally gained further momentum, reinforcing a decision by the central bank to refrain from lowering interest rates as it waits for government housing measures to cool demand....

South Korea's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.5% for the fourth consecutive meeting....

South Korea's shorter-maturity government bonds are expected to get a boost as the latest round of measures from local authorities to cool the housing market spur expectations for an interest-rate cut next month....

South Korea rolled out a new round of measures aimed at reining in a red-hot housing market, stepping up efforts to curb speculative buying as policymakers weigh interest-rate cuts to bolster a slowing economy....

South Korea's property market extended its rally to a 35th week, with price gains accelerating despite government measures to cool demand — complicating the case for the central bank to cut borrowing costs to support the economy....

South Korea's central bank warned that risks from US tariffs, prolonged industrial weakness and housing market imbalances could undermine financial stability, highlighting the need to keep macroprudential policies tight....

South Korea rolled out new steps to rein in property prices, after earlier measures failed to cool demand sufficiently and spurred central bank concerns over mounting mortgage debt levels....

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