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#RealEstate #HousingPrices #SeoulRealEstate #SeoulHousingPrices #MetropolitanAreaHousingPrices #ProvincialRealEstate #RealEstateOutlook #InnovationCities #ProfessorParkJungHo [Content summarized via AI] 🏙️ Summary of text: “Why aren’t Seoul housing prices being brought under control? Ultimately, the core issue is not ‘housing’ but ‘concentration.’” He explained that the essence of the Seoul housing price problem is not a simple shortage of supply, but rather a structural issue where all of South Korea’s industries, talent, jobs, and culture are excessively concentrated in Seoul and the metropolitan area. Ultimately, this implies that solving the housing price problem requires a national-level strategy to alleviate the concentration in Seoul itself, rather than an approach of simply building more apartments. In particular, he cited the absence of “selection and concentration” as the reason for the failure of past Innovation City policies. He noted that while the original plan was to create a few key hubs to replace Seoul, they were distributed across the country in a handout style amidst political logic and regional opposition, resulting in none of them possessing Seoul-level competitiveness. In contrast, he explained that examples from France, the United States, and Germany demonstrate how new industrial cities were fostered by specializing industries tailored to regional characteristics and making concentrated, long-term investments. He also assessed that Korea has had successful cases, such as Pohang and Ulsan. He noted that at the time, the government fostered manufacturing-centered cities by providing support that was virtually concentrated on specific industries and companies, which ultimately created the current industrial foundation. He then argued that balanced development is also necessary within Seoul. He pointed out that the current structure, where Seoul's core business districts are too heavily concentrated in Jongno, Gangnam, and Yeongdeungpo, inevitably leads to skyrocketing housing prices around the Han River. Therefore, he explained, new urban functions must be strongly dispersed to outer areas such as Chang-dong, Suseo, and Magok. He stated that future housing strategies must take into account changes in the population structure. He analyzed that with the rise of single-person households and "non-connected combined households" where friends live together, there is a growing possibility that existing medium-to-large-sized apartments will be utilized in new forms. Furthermore, he added that since the demand for large office spaces is likely to decrease in the AI ​​era, it is necessary to design office buildings with structures that can be converted into residential use in the future. ⏱️ Timecode 0:00 ~ 6:20 Seoul Concentration and Failed Innovation Cities 6:20 ~ 10:40 French-style Regional Specialization Strategy 10:40 ~ 15:30 Ulsan and Pohang: Successful Examples of Balanced Development 15:30 ~ 20:30 The US Sunbelt and Intensive Industrial Development 20:30 ~ 29:00 The Unique Urban Growth of Seattle and Berlin 29:00 ~ 34:20 Unconventional Support Needed for Relocation to the Provinces 34:20 ~ 43:30 Seoul Must Also Be Multi-nucleated 43:30 ~ 49:20 Outlook on Changes in Future Housing and Offices 🔑 Key Point in One Line 🧨 “The issue of Seoul’s housing prices is ultimately not a ‘real estate’ problem, but a structural problem where everything in South Korea is concentrated in Seoul.” ※ Host: Reporter Lee Jin-woo ◈ Broadcast Schedule YouTube: Daily 10:30 AM – 11:20 AM Radio: MBC Standard FM Daily 10:05 PM – 11:00 PM