Eun Seong-su, Financial Services Commission Chairman, Signs Preliminary Contract for Apartment in Sejong City... Escapes Two-Homeowner Status

Financial Services Commission Chairman Eun Sung-soo is delivering the keynote speech on the balanced development plan of innovation and security at the "9th Information Security Day Commemorative Seminar for Financial Company CEOs" held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 7th. Photo by Moon Ho-nam munonam@

[Asia Economy Reporter Kangwook Cho] Eun Sung-soo, Chairman of the Financial Services Commission, has agreed to sell the apartment he owned in Sejong City, thus no longer holding two homes.

The Financial Services Commission announced via a text message on the night of the 8th, stating, "A buyer recently appeared, and on that day, a sales agreement was reached for the apartment in Sejong City, and a deposit was received."

It is reported that the contract was concluded at a price lower than the initial asking price of 570 million KRW.

Following the December 16 real estate measures announced last year and the policy of 'one home ownership for high-ranking public officials,' Chairman Eun put up for sale the apartment in Dodam-dong, Sejong City (84.96㎡), but it had not sold until now.

In the case of the Sejong City apartment, it was on the first floor and the tenant's lease term was still remaining, making the sale difficult.

Chairman Eun had been holding apartments in Jamwon-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul (84.87㎡) and Dodam-dong, Sejong City (84.96㎡).

Both the Jamwon-dong and Dodam-dong apartments were leased out, and Chairman Eun himself is currently living on a lease in an apartment in Oksu-dong, Seongsu-dong, Seoul (84.69㎡).

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