Yeouido Institute Holds Emergency Meeting on 'Real Estate Diagnosis'... First Since Leadership Change

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[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Ji-eun] The Yeouido Institute (Yeoyeon), the policy think tank of the United Future Party, will hold an emergency meeting on real estate on the 7th. This is the first meeting since the appointment of the new Yeoyeon director, Ji Sang-wook.

Yeoyeon announced on the 6th that it will hold an emergency meeting to diagnose real estate policies in the main building of the National Assembly in the afternoon of the same day, jointly with the United Future Party Policy Committee.

Yeoyeon pointed out that although the Moon administration has announced 21 real estate measures, the median price of apartments in Seoul has surged by 52% since the government took office, and stated that various real estate experts and citizens will gather to comprehensively diagnose the problems of the government’s real estate policies.

This meeting is the first to be held since Director Ji was appointed on the 30th of last month, and Director Ji will be in charge of the overall progress of the meeting.

The meeting will feature discussions with ▲ National Assembly member Kim Hee-guk ▲ Professor Kwon Dae-jung of Myongji University’s Department of Real Estate ▲ Senior Research Fellow Doo Sung-kyu of the Construction Industry Research Institute ▲ Director Ko Jong-wan of the Korea Asset Management Research Institute ▲ Former Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Housing and Land Office Director Son Tae-rak ▲ and citizen Han Seung-ho, with attendance by Emergency Committee Chairman Kim Jong-in, Floor Leader Joo Ho-young, and Policy Committee Chairman Lee Jong-bae.

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