News zum Sektor Immobilien aus Südkorea

 

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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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The Bank of Korea kept its policy rate unchanged, holding off on resuming an easing cycle until it sees clearer signs that financial imbalances from housing, lending and currency markets are stabilizing....

South Korea's property market showed signs of stabilizing after the government undertook steps to cool demand, with a gradual moderation in price growth that could offer the central bank scope to ease policy at its meeting next week....

South Korea's property market cooled as government measures to rein in runaway prices curbed demand, bolstering the case for the Bank of Korea to consider resuming its rate-cut cycle later this month....

South Korea is seeking to redirect household wealth concentrated in real estate into equities, according to a lawmaker spearheading a committee tasked with supercharging the nation's stock market....

South Korea plans to announce measures to stabilize spiraling house prices early next month, including tightening lending and tax regulations for overheated areas around Seoul, Yonhap News reported Thursday, citing unnamed sources....

Persistent housing price gains, particularly in the Seoul metropolitan area, could accelerate debt accumulation in South Korea and pose risks to financial stability, threatening a financial system that generally held up well in the face of prolonged political turmoil and US tariffs....

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New home sales in South Korea plunged 46.2% in January from a year earlier to 7,440, adding to the nation's stock of unsold properties, according to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport....