'Where Is My Home' Reveals 1,200-Unit Apartment Complex with School Proximity in Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyeong-gu, Featuring Rare Outdoor Verandas for Only 40 Units
In the upcoming episode of MBC's 'Where Is My Home,' the cast explores Seoul apartments to see what can be purchased with the city's average apartment price…
MBC [Where Is My Home] visits a large-scale apartment complex with school proximity in Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyeong-gu! “Hearing children's laughter makes me feel it's a good place to live” MBC [Where Is My Home] 'Real Estate Master' Ko Young Bae gives a sudden real estate lecture to 'Real Estate Novice' Park Ji-hyun! Explaining everything from officially assessed land price to school redevelopment levies with ease MBC [Where Is My Home] Ko Young Bae feels bitter about the skyrocketing market price of a house he missed... "I shouldn't have looked" inducing bitter empathy
In the MBC 'Where Is My Home' (directed by Jeong Da-hee, Nam Yu-jeong, Jang Hyo-jong, Kim Yu-jin, Jeong Cheol-hee / hereinafter 'Homes') broadcast on Thursday the 10th, the cast goes on an inspection of the average Seoul apartment sale prices.
As the average sale price of Seoul apartments surpassed 1.6 billion won for the first time this August, this broadcast will directly check what kind of house can be purchased with the 'average Seoul apartment price.' For this inspection, 'Homes Coordinator in his 3rd year' Joo Woo-jae, 'Real Estate Expert' SORAN's Ko Young Bae, and passionate 'Real Estate Sprout' trot singer Park Ji-hyun will take the field.
The three look for a large-scale apartment complex with over 1,200 units located in Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyeong-gu, which is a 'school-proximate' complex (Chopuma). Hearing the laughter of elementary school students coming from the school, Ko Young Bae expresses his special affection for such complexes, saying, "When I hear the laughter of children during an inspection, I get the feeling that it is a good place to live." As it turns out, the Eunpyeong-gu apartment where Ko Young Bae lived in the past was also a school-proximate complex, and he lived in the adjacent complex at that time with the brothers Yang Se-chan and Yang Se-hyung. Accordingly, Joo Woo-jae begins to tease Yang Se-hyung, saying, "You must have confused Se-hyung hyung with an elementary school student," and Yang Se-hyung also makes the scene burst into laughter by revealing an episode where he got into an argument with an elementary school student.
In particular, the property introduced on this day is a rare listing equipped with an outdoor veranda, available to only 40 units even within the large-scale complex of over 1,200 units. While enjoying the convenient living infrastructure of the apartment, it draws attention as a property that possesses the advantages of both an apartment and a house, as one can enjoy the leisure of a house with a yard in the outdoor space.
Following this, during the inspection, Ko Young Bae, who has great insight into real estate, shows his side as a 'Real Estate Master' by explaining various real estate terms such as officially assessed land price and school redevelopment levies to 'Real Estate Novice' Park Ji-hyun. Sharing his own real estate experiences, he reveals that when choosing his first home, he hesitated between a 20-pyeong range apartment near Mapo Station and a large-sized apartment in Eunpyeong-gu, ultimately choosing Eunpyeong-gu. He then states firmly, "I have no regrets because my family lived happily," after checking that the market price of the Mapo apartment he did not choose has risen significantly. However, he soon causes laughter with a twist from his previous words by confessing, "Even now, I keep looking up the market price of that apartment."
MBC 'Where Is My Home' Seoul Apartment Average Price episode will be broadcast on Thursday the 10th at 10 PM.
◆ At a Glance
· Issuing Institution : MBC
· Category : Where Is My Home
· Distribution : September 9, 08:15
Source : MBC Press Release
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