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Housing & Real Estate, a practical guide from rental contracts to home buying and housing policy

From rental contracts and deposit protection to home-buying decisions and housing policy, we walk through real-world housing questions with concrete cases. We cover how to read property registers and liens, renewal rights and re-contracts, move-out settlements, brokerage fees, and how policy changes like redevelopment rules affect actual contracts and assets.

14 posts

No infographics are available in the current language, so infographics in all languages are shown.

The graphic outlines the income threshold, rent and repair support, and the five-step application process. 2026 Housing Benefit Eligibility: Recognized Income, Rent, and Home Repair Costs
The checklist runs from contacting the management office and recording meters to settling bills and handing over the keys. Tenant Move-Out Day Settlement Order for Management Fees, Utilities, and the Long-Term Repair Reserve Fund
The graphic outlines repair liability by cause and five steps for preserving evidence. Who Pays for Repairs When an Air Conditioner Included in a Monthly Rental or Jeonse Breaks Down
The infographic outlines checks for mortgages, debt limits, taxes, trusts, and contract risks. How to Read Maximum-Amount Mortgages and Property Registers: A Contract Checklist for Protecting Jeonse Deposits
The guide weighs finances, location, liquidity, upgrading, and risks alongside key housing market indicators. How to Decide Whether to Buy a Home During Loan Restrictions: Repayment Capacity, Location, and Liquidity
The graphic outlines tax relief, a temporary path to sell, faster public housing supply, and the policy approval process. Key Takeaways from the National Real Estate Policy Debate: Holding Tax, Capital Gains Tax, and Supply
The infographic shows how beginners can verify an auction property before deciding whether to bid. A 5-Step Method for Beginners to Find and Verify Real Estate Auction Properties
The graphic contrasts renewal rights with a new lease and highlights practical items to check. The Difference Between Contract Renewal and the Right to Request Renewal: Does the Right Resurface with a New Contract?
The infographic shows how weaker jeonse, supply shortages, and deposit risks increase pressure toward monthly rent. The Shift Toward Monthly Rent in South Korea’s Jeonse and Monthly Rent Market: The Structure of Jeonse Weakness, Supply Shortages, and Policy Risks
The graphic summarizes how Seoul’s relaxed Moa housing rules could change feasibility and supply. Deregulation of Seoul’s “Moah Housing” and “Moah Town” Projects: A Floor Area Ratio of 500% and Changes in Project Viability
The infographic summarizes legal housing categories, non-legal villa and mansion names, and key pre-contract checks. Legal Distinctions and Pros and Cons of Villas, Townhouses, Multi-Family Homes, Condominiums, and Apartments
The infographic summarizes why officetel brokerage fees can be higher than housing fees and how the caps are calculated. Why Office-Apartment Brokerage Commissions Are Higher Than Those for Residential Properties, and How They Are Calculated
The infographic organizes housing inequality, asset concentration, retirement risks, and planning steps for Korea’s 5060 generation. Hong Kong’s Housing Crisis: A Warning for South Koreans in Their 50s and 60s Regarding Retirement Assets
The infographic summarizes what to check in a property register before signing a rental contract. What It Means to Check the Property Registry Extract Before Signing a Lease for a Rental Apartment