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The summer peak season is here, with 8,905 homes across 11-12 complexes launching sales in the fourth week of July. The Hoban Summit Cheomdan 3rd District (호반써밋 첨단3지구) is holding an unconditional subscription today (21st), with results expected on the 24th. Demand is increasingly shifting toward major brands, as top 10 construction firms see competition rates 4.5 times higher than others.
A total of 8,905 units are scheduled for pre-sale in the fourth week of July, with key developments like Hoban Summit Pungmu III (B4) currently accepting applications. While the Seoul market is hyper-competitive—often requiring perfect scores—outlying metropolitan areas and provinces are facing frequent under-subscription. Demand is shifting heavily toward smaller units (under 60㎡), signaling a change where 59㎡ is becoming the new standard "national size" over 84㎡.
In the third week of July, 753 units are being offered across three complexes nationwide. The market is seeing a major split where top-tier brands attract four times the competition of others, while buyers under 30 now account for 52.6% of successful bids.
For the third week of July (13th–20th), there are 753 units available across three complexes nationwide, with the Dongjak Central Dongmoon The East in Seoul and Centum El Casa in Ulsan drawing the most attention. Market interest is polarizing toward transit-oriented, brand-name developments, while smaller units (under 60㎡) are seeing competition rates four times higher than others.
The summer off-season has arrived with only 753 units launching in the third week of July. Demand is shifting toward 59㎡ or smaller units due to high prices, while popularity is heavily skewed toward top brands and transit-friendly locations.
Demand for small apartments is surging, with competition rates four times higher than mid-to-large units. Subscription interest is heavily concentrated on top-10 construction brands, creating a 4.5-fold gap. Even in high-end developments in Seoul (Dongjak-gu and Seongbuk-gu), units priced near 3 billion won are maintaining double-digit competition, highlighting a deepening market polarization.
As we head into the summer off-season, supply has plummeted, with only 398 units hitting the market nationwide in the second week of July. In Seoul, new town developments are seeing intense competition despite high price tags, driven by a strong preference for top-10 construction brands. Meanwhile, pent-up demand is surfacing in areas like Busan and Gyeongnam where new supply has been scarce.
The hottest topic in the subscription market this week is that many new complexes now include a large number of lottery-based units, giving applicants with low scores a real shot at winning. As competition intensifies, choosing the right complex is becoming the best way for homeless households to secure a home.
이번 주 주택 청약 시장은 인천 검단 지역의 대형 단지 1순위 접수가 진행 중이며, 신생아 특별공급 제도가 청약홈을 통해 본격적으로 안내되고 있습니다. 서울 강남권 재개발 단지의 높은 경쟁률이 지속되는 가운데, 무주택자와 지역 거주자를 중심으로 무순위 청약 제도 개선도 시행 중입니다.
In the third week of June, over 17,000 people applied for public housing in the Seoul metropolitan area, highlighting the intense demand for price-capped projects. A new special supply quota for newborn households has also been launched to boost opportunities for families with young children. With 40,000 units scheduled for release after July, competition is expected to heat up significantly.
During the third week of June (15th-21st), 3,606 homes across 7 complexes will open for subscription. In the capital region, the Pyeongtaek Godeok Woomi Rin Prestige stands out as the only private development. The market is seeing increased polarization, with interest concentrated on large-scale developments in Gyeonggi, Chungnam, and Busan, especially in areas like the Pyeongtaek Samsung Campus.
The supply drought in the Seoul metropolitan area is finally easing, with 3,606 homes hitting the market across the country in the third week of June. The Pyeongtaek Godeok Woomi Lyn Prestige stands out as the only private development in the metro area, opening for applications on the 15th. The market continues to show a "selective" trend, with polarization widening significantly based on location and school district quality.
This week’s spotlight is on the "Hwaseong Dongtan 2 C-27" public housing project, which stands out for its accessible early 600 million KRW price point. Meanwhile, 2026 housing policies have significantly boosted quotas for newlyweds, first-time homebuyers, and multi-child families, though the barrier to entry in Seoul remains steep with required scores in the 70s.
The spotlight this week is on the Hwaseong Dongtan 2C-27 public housing draw results and the start of SH Happy Housing applications on June 15. In the first quarter, 58.4% of winners were in their 30s or younger, reflecting the expansion of special supply programs for newlyweds and first-time buyers. However, with Seoul’s general supply cut-off scores hitting the 70s, the barrier to entry for non-homeowners is getting significantly steeper.
Today (11th) marks the announcement for The Sharp Songdo Granterre and ongoing public housing applications in Hwaseong Dongtan 2C-27. Mid-June will see 2,000 units hit the market, including Hoban Summit Yangjae. The April-May market saw an average competition rate of 6.19:1, though polarization between Seoul’s triple-digit competition and regional vacancies is deepening. Starting in 2026, all successful applicants must submit mandatory proof of funding documents when signing contracts.
Public housing in Dongtan priced in the 600 million won range is drawing major interest. In Q1, 58.4% of winners were in their 30s or younger, boosted by expanded special supply for newlyweds and first-time buyers. Meanwhile, a massive polarization in the market is evident, with competition rates between Gangnam and Gangbuk regions exceeding 200-fold.
With 2,000 units hitting the market in the second week of June, the housing supply sector is waking up post-election. Major developments in Gangnam’s Seocho/Yangjae districts and Hwaseong-Dongtan are drawing high interest, even as the national average competition remains low, highlighting a growing divide between prime locations and the rest.
With the local elections over, the housing subscription market is fully open, with 40,000 units set to hit the market nationwide this month. April saw a 6.7 to 1 competition rate for first-priority subscriptions, marking the 10th consecutive month of single-digit figures as market polarization deepens. The next two weeks will see a surge in applications and winner announcements for key complexes.
The real estate market is picking up in June with 30,000 new units planned nationwide. Competition is increasingly polarized, with a 200-fold gap between Seoul’s Gangnam and Gangbuk areas. New policies, including the point-based reserve winner system (starting June 6) and priority for homeless applicants in unranked subscriptions, are being implemented to protect actual residents.
The housing subscription market in Seoul’s Dongjak District is showing deep polarization, with competition rates between Heukseok and Noryangjin redevelopment projects diverging by over 200 times. A "lottery-level" rush for top-tier locations—highlighted by a 1,726:1 ratio for "La Clache Zaid Fine" residual units—is leaving average developments at risk of failing to meet subscription quotas.
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