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Seoul apartment listings rose 33% in three months after tax plan
Seoul apartment listings rose 33% in the three months after the government announced a tax reform plan.
On Nov.
7, there were 80,528 apartments listed for sale in the city, compared with 60,409 on Aug.
3.
The figures cover apartment sales listings across Seoul’s districts.
The increase followed the government’s Aug.
3 tax reform announcement, but the figures do not show what caused individual owners to list their homes.
More listings mean more apartments were being offered for sale, but the figures do not say how many were sold.
The figures give no indication of what happens next in Seoul’s housing market.
Seoul apartment sale listings rose by more than 30% in the three months after the government announced a tax reform plan.
There were 80,528 listings in Seoul as of November 7, according to the Asil real estate data platform.
The total was 60,409 on August 3, when the tax reform plan was announced.
The increase was reported by Chosun Ilbo on November 8.
- Who
- The Asil real estate data platform reported the figures for Seoul apartment listings.
- What
- Seoul apartment sale listings rose from 60,409 to 80,528.
- When
- In the three months from August 3 to November 7, 2026.
- Where
- Seoul, South Korea.
- Why
- The rise followed the government's announcement of a tax reform plan; the sources do not state what caused the increase.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The government announced its tax reform plan; Seoul had 60,409 apartment sale listings.
Seoul had 80,528 apartment sale listings, according to Asil.
Chosun Ilbo reported that listings had risen by more than 30% in three months.
- Seoul listings on November 7
- 80,528
- Seoul listings on August 3
- 60,409
- Increase
- More than 30% in three months
- Data source
- Asil real estate data platform